A woman went crazy and stripped naked at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport in Texas. The incident happened on March 14 at Terminal D, near gate D4, but the footage just went public now.
Video of what transpired on that day saw the fully nude lady who was later identified as Samantha Palma, jumping, screaming, and smashing bottles on the ground, to the bewilderment of airport officials and passengers.
She was infuriated when a female staff tried to cover he nakedness with a coat, as others watched on while others just ignored her and went about their business.
The woman continued dancing naked before running off the grip of a hesitant official and making her way into another section of the lobby where she continued with her rampage, smashing screens and amusing other passengers.
Watch the full video below:
She reportedly also bit and stabbed a manager on his head and face with his own pencil while he was trying to hold her down and also stabbed two others.
A bloodied Samantha was eventually arrested by the police and led out in handcuffs. She is currently receiving treatment for mental health issues as per the police report that said she had a “manic episode”.
The police also reported that she identified herself as several Disney characters – Ariel and Pocahontas, and called herself “Venus” at a time, and that she came from hell and was going to heaven.
Police investigations confirmed that she was indeed suffering from mental health challenges and had not taken her medications at the time the insanity occurred, and she was traveling with her 8-year-old daughter.
However, she was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Many blamed the sheer stress of traveling for causing her mental breakdown, while others put the blame on the use of hard drugs.
On March 7, a woman suddenly stripped fully naked aboard a Southwest plane as it was about to take off and demanded to get down. Passengers said the mentally challenged woman suddenly took off all her clothes and started demonstrating nude while others watched and recorded with their phones, until airport officials took her down. The flight was destined for Phoenix from Hobby Airport in Houston.
