In situations like this, it is much wiser to check out the story. The official story already changed several times. Kurt Haskell needs to think hard about the consequences of his very unfortunate proximity to events. He will soon find out what a system can do to him. But he has a law license, and if he sticks to his story, he can easily loose it. Twice he was within an earshot of events. Once, in Amsterdam. At the gate, two men approached the ticket counter. Kurt Haskell and his wife were playing cards nearby. A gentlemen in suit told the ticket agent that the young African man does not have a passport. "He is from Sudan", he said. "We do it all the time". I am assuming that Sudanese rebels from Darfur are brought in this way, to avoid asking Sudan for passport. The man and African youth left towards the manager's office. Later, Kurt Haskell saw him on board. After the Nigerian was subdued, passenges were kept in Customs area. No other planes were allowed to disembark into Customs. A dog was sent around to check luggage. Dog stopped at a man in orange top. The man was taken by security, and shortly afterwards led out in handcuffs. The initial version of the official story was that NOBODY else was involved. Later, because of eyewitnesses, it was claimed that it was an immigration issue. Not true, as the dog stopped at his backpack. Until now, this is obscure. This also looks like a handler. With two unexplained events, this looks like a show, to support the military action in Yemen. The one that started way before Captain Underpants adventure.