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Flight Lands Early After Masked Passenger Raves About Gay People

Esther Korantemaa Offeiby Esther Korantemaa Offei
October 6, 2025
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A flight from Minneapolis to Newark had to make an unscheduled stop after a passenger wearing multiple face masks began making strange claims about gay people causing him cancer.

The Sun Country Airlines flight left Minneapolis on Friday morning but was diverted to Chicago after the man’s behavior worsened and he screamed, “the plane is going down.”

Passenger Seth Evans, who was seated nearby, told the Minnesota Star Tribune that the man started causing problems right after takeoff, saying he was “gang chased” by gay people.

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Evans said the man shouted that he was being “radiated” and “cooked” by gays, and that they were giving him cancer.

To protect himself, Evans said, the man was wearing “no less than 15 masks” over his face.

At one point, he shouted, “Trump is here.”

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Between shouting and ranting, the passenger reportedly played Candy Crush on his phone, then stood up again to yell more comments.

The situation escalated when the man began yelling that the plane was crashing.

Police Detains Man

The flight landed safely at O’Hare International Airport, where police detained the man.

Police Detains Man

Chicago police handcuffed the passenger and took him off the aircraft while US Marshals spoke with others on board. The flight later continued to New Jersey.

“The flight landed without incident and the passenger in question was turned over to law enforcement and removed from the aircraft,” Sun Country Airlines told the Tribune. “We appreciate our passengers’ patience during the interruption to their travels.”

Meanwhile, in a different incident, a woman was taken into custody at Salt Lake City International Airport after allegedly assaulting several individuals, including a Delta Air Lines employee, as reported by the New York Post.

Court documents state that 31-year-old Cody Sierra Marie Bryne has been charged with sexual battery, assault, and public intoxication following the incident on Wednesday.

Interpreting the Rant: Beyond Bizarre Behavior

This bizarre incident invites scrutiny on multiple fronts: mental health, the resurgence of public hate speech, and responsibility in contained public spaces.

While the individual’s claims defy logic and medical science, his extreme behavior underscores the volatility lurking when fringe beliefs go unchecked. Whether fueled by personal delusion, mental illness, or extremist influences, the episode starkly demonstrates how instability can erupt into violence—especially in confined environments.

His accusations against gay people are rooted in stigma and fear. Framing an entire marginalized group as a malignant threat (“causing cancer,” “radiating”) taps into ancient tropes used to dehumanize. This echoes how minority groups are frequently scapegoated during moments of societal anxiety.

Airlines must balance civil liberties with passenger safety. When a person’s speech turns into a perceived physical threat, even if unarmed, airlines have justification to land early, remove the passenger, and involve law enforcement. The broken line between violent actions and speech becomes especially slippery in the skies.

Interpreting the Rant: Beyond Bizarre Behavior

Such events leave more than the offender shaken. Witnesses report fear, confusion, and emotional trauma, especially marginalized passengers who feel directly targeted by the ravings. The incident reveals the latent potency of public hate when unleashed against a captive audience.

While the man was removed by police, questions remain: what charges should apply? Disorderly conduct? Harassment? The legal system’s ability to adapt to incidents that blur speech and dangerous conduct is being tested.

Call to Action

The event underscores the need for: Stronger policies in aviation to address in-flight harassment and hate speech, Mental health protocols and early risk assessment, and a Cultural education to inoculate societies against conspiratorial scapegoating.

The episode of a masked passenger demanding a flight land early to vent wild on gay rants is more than a freakish headline. It is a neon flare highlighting the fragility of civil discourse when unchecked grievances and prejudice combine.

To ensure safe skies and safer societies, stakeholders from airlines to lawmakers, civil society to mental health advocates must heed the warning and act before the next rant becomes even more dangerous.

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