Mystery Surrounds Dead Body Found in Wheel Well of United Airlines Flight

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A dead body was found in the wheel well of a United Airlines flight that arrived at Maui airport in Hawaii from Chicago.** The body was discovered upon landing at Hawaii's Kahului Airport. The identity of the person and how they gained access to the wheel well is still unknown. United Airlines is working with law enforcement on the investigation. The Maui Police Department is conducting an active investigation.

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