Aussie tourist jailed in Singapore for plane crash threat

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Press " PandaGuides " above to follow us! A 36-year-old Australian tourist, Moncrieff Marli Curtis Philip, was sentenced to eight weeks in jail in Singapore after making threats to crash a flight. His remarks, made during a dispute over denied entry to two countries, were deemed a serious security concern. Moncrieff’s ordeal began when he attempted to travel from Perth to Phuket, with a stopover in Singapore. Upon arrival in Phuket, he was denied entry because a page of visas had been torn from his passport. He was subsequently sent back to Singapore, where immigration officials also refused him entry for the same reason. At Changi Airport, officers retrieved Moncrieff’s prescription medication for anxiety and depression and directed him to a holding room while arranging his return to Perth. However, as he was being escorted to board Jetstar flight JQ96 on November 20, 2024, Moncrieff made a threatening remark: “I want the aircraft to crash and kill everyone.” A flight atte ………………………………