:24:00
is something you got to see
to believe.
:24:02
-He'll get sucked out, won't he?
-So will anybody next to him.
:24:06
Until that pressure equalizes,
:24:08
everything within 20 feet of him
that's not nailed down...
:24:11
is going to get sucked out.
:24:13
ls it that powerful?
Are you sure?
:24:15
Huh. Yeah, l'm sure.
:24:19
As a mechanic in the Air Force,
:24:21
l was being transferred
on a MATS plane.
:24:22
At 20,000 feet,
one of the windows shattered.
:24:26
The guy sitting next to it
was about 170 pounds.
:24:28
He went through that space like
hamburger going down a disposal.
:24:32
Right after him, coats, pillows,
blankets, cups, saucers...
:24:37
yeah, l'm sure.
:24:38
Takes about three seconds,
doesn't it?
:24:41
PATRONl: Three, four, five.
Depends on the size of the hole.
:24:43
Everything fogs up just
like that, and then, watch out.
:24:46
That altitude,
you can't breathe,
:24:48
so unless they get on oxygen
in 45 seconds, it's good-bye.
:25:11
We'll turn back, but l'm
going to make a wide, slow turn.
:25:15
That way, the passengers
might not notice.
:25:18
Toronto Center,
this is Global two.
:25:20
Seem to have a problem here.
:25:22
Request clearance back
to Lincoln at a lower altitude.
:25:25
Roger, Global two.
Turn left, heading 2-7-0.
:25:28
Descend and maintain
flight level 2-8-0.
:25:31
Are you declaring an emergency?
:25:33
Possible emergency. We might
have a disturbed passenger.
:25:37
There's no mistake.
He's in 23A.
:25:40
-Fits the description perfectly.
-When did you see him?
:25:44
When l was boarding
Mrs. Quonsett.
:25:45
He's sitting right next to her.
:25:47
Did you notice
the attaché case?
:25:49
lt's on his lap,
and he won't put it down.
:25:51
Ruth told me that when
she was serving the snacks,
:25:54
he wouldn't use
the pull-down table.
:25:56
He insisted on putting his tray
on top of his case.
:25:59
Sounds as if that's
where he's got it.