‘Just kill me, just kill me’: appalling new video shows elderly United passenger begging for mercy


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  • Tuesday, 11 Apr 2017

Scenes from Twitter videos uploaded by Kaylyn Davis, who says he husband was on the United Airlines flight on Sunday, from which this bloodied passenger was dragged by airport police. The photo on the right shows blood spattered in the cabin. Photos: Twitter / Kaylyn Davis

CHICAGO: A shocking new video shows a bloodied United Airlines passenger begging “just kill me, just kill me” after a violent encounter on Sunday with airport police left him dishevelled, disoriented and gasping for breath.

The video was posted by Twitter user Kaylyn Davis, who says her husband was on the same United Flight 3411 before it departed from Chicago O’Hare International Airport to Louisville, Kentucky.

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