A 38-year-old marketing professional from Dallas, Texas, has been revealed to be the creator of the now-famous “motherf—r in back is not real” video.
You’ll be speechless after seeing this viral video. On a packed plane, observe as a woman enters a state of terror. The video has received millions of views on social media.
“I’m getting the f*ck off. And there’s a reason why,” She points down the aisle to the plane’s rear and says. “I am telling you right now, that motherfcker, that motherfcker back there is NOT REAL!”
As a lovely flight attendant goes past, the passengers excitedly turn to look down the aisle.
“And you can sit on this plane and you can f*cking die with him or not,” the woman says. “I’m not going to.”
As the woman exits, a passenger casually remarks, “Bye.”
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While the woman appeared to be in a panic on camera and was heard making lurid claims about a supposedly “not real person” in the backseat, the actual police report paints a far different picture.
After a month, Tiffany Gomas, a marketing professional from Dallas, was recognized as the mysterious woman in the viral video.
aboard July 2, Gomas had a disturbing encounter aboard a flight from Fort Worth to Orlando, Florida.
According to the police report, Gomas’ stunning outburst was caused by a contentious fight she had with her own family members while traveling. AirPod theft claims have also been made.
When Gomas, following an accusation, declared that the aircraft was hazardous and wouldn’t arrive at its destination, passengers and crew were even more alarmed.
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“The female then started claiming the aircraft was unsafe and did not want the aircraft to leave because she believed it would not reach its destination,” according to the police records the Daily Mail received.
“Due to the statements the flight attendants felt the aircraft needed to be rescreened. [The airline manager] explained that the passenger was denied boarding and they wanted her escorted to the public side.
“TSA personnel arrived at the scene to conduct a full rescreening of the aircraft,” the police report stated.
Additional information from the Daily Mail
Gomas was taken to the non-secure area but repeatedly attempted to re-enter the airport through TSA inspection.
presenting the fascinating tale of Gomas, a traveler who perplexed the Dallas-Fort Worth Department of Public Safety officials. She was still unconscious when they got there and even tried to get back on the plane.
She was located by police at a terminal curb, where she was impatiently anticipated by her Uber.
Gomas evades capture by adamantly refusing to sign a criminal trespass notice.
