Man Left Behind, found locked inside dark empty plane!

Imagine for a moment your worse nightmare comes true. You awake to find everyone is gone, your alone,in a dark empty plane. Imagine what the rapture will be like for millions left behind.

Luckily this man had a cell phone and it wasn’t the rapture.. Not Yet!

HOUSTON (KABC) — Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport is one of the busiest in the country, serving over 40 million travelers a year. Tom Wagner was one of them, passing through on his way to LAX Friday.

It’s the fifth largest airport in the nation. More than 40 million passengers flew out of Houston’s Bush Intercontinental Airport just last year.

“I was coming from Louisiana to see my sister in California,” said Wagner. “I had a layover in Texas.” Wagner’s layover turned out to be anything but normal.

“I woke up and the lights were out. I was like, what’s going on?

I thought maybe it was a layover, still on the same plane,” said Wagner. He says he woke up to a cold and pitch-black cabin – the aircraft doors were locked shut. While he was asleep in his seat, somehow, everyone deplaned and no one noticed he was still on board. “I called my girlfriend, and she thought I was crazy. I said, ‘Debbie, I’m locked on the plane.’ I said, ‘I’m telling you the truth; you better call somebody and get me off this plane,’” said Wagner. He says his girlfriend called United Express.

After more than half-an-hour, workers came aboard and were stunned to find him. “I said, ‘Don’t put the blame on me. I didn’t do anything wrong here.’ and then they were, like, try to hush-hush, keep it quiet.”

“Let this be a lesson. It was incident enough. It was a faux pas,” said James Conway with Global Intel Strategies Inc.

Conway is a former FBI agent and a counterterrorism expert. He says the incident is alarming.

“If an individual is going to be missed, what about a package or a backpack or a piece of luggage that could pose a threat to the aircraft on the next flight?” Conway asked.

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Wagner was given a free toiletry kit, which included a toothbrush and toothpaste and a free motel room for the night.

“What if i had a medical condition or something? What if i had a heart attack and I was dead? You just shut the plane and leave someone on there? It’s the way I look at it,” said Wagoner.

United Express did not refund his flight, but gave him a $250 voucher to help him reach California.

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