Originally posted by Killtown
Exh. GX-P200068 (intr'd: 04/11/2006)
Photograph of the driver's license of John Talignani found at the scene in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, where Flight 93 crashed.
www.rcfp.org...
This is odd. This driver's license with this address is no where in Florida's DMV database. Instead, the only driver's license listed (which is
the same driver's license number as in the pic - T425473273110) has an address of 305 Ridge Creek Blvd, Ocoee, FL 34761 - WHICH IS NOT A VALID
ADDRESS. Further to that, the Florida DMV database shows the driver's license with the Ridge Creek Blvd address to be issued on June 23, 1998.
Florida seems to do everything screwy, so assuming they do something logical like other states probably isn't a good assumption, but I've never been
able to get a re-newed driver's license without turning in the old one. One could assume that he lost the old one and then found it later, but it's
weird to carry an expired driver's license when you have a valid, new one. But the major point here is that Mr. Talignani does not show up in the
Florida database with Huntsman Lane, Port Richey, Fl address ANYWHERE...he only shows up with the Ocoee - NONEXISTENT address.
But to complicate the situation further, John Talignani, according to Jere Longman's
Among the Heroes was supposed to be living in Manhattan
at the time he boarded Flight 93. So now we have to assume he lost this driver's license (which doesn't even exist in the Florida DMV database),
got it renewed (with a Florida address that doesn't exist), and then kept a non-existent, expired Florida driver's license as some sort of souvenir
while living in Manhattan.
That's a weird pile of incongruities, now isn't it?
