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Man Says His Wife Died After Airlines Said She Was Too Fat To Fly Home
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[quote:BRIEF:MV8yMDYzOTkwXzM0NzI2MTk5X0ZBNjRDQkQ=] [quote:Lisa*Lisa:MV8yMDYzOTkwXzM0NzI2MTM0XzhCRjhEODhB] What's the matter with you people? She was a human being, loved by her husband and God. What makes you all think you're superior to her just because your body is smaller? A person is not defined by their size, it's the size of the heart that matters, and most of the replies in this thread are sickening. Like a pack of wolves making fun of someone elses pain and misfortune. Disgusted. [/quote] I bet her heart was huge...high blood pressure will cause that... [/quote]
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A 425-pound woman died last month in Hungary after three airlines allegedly told her she was too fat to fly back to America.
Janos Soltesz plans to sue Delta, KLM, and Lufthansa next month, claiming the airlines are responsible for his wife Vilma Soltesz's death after all three refused to fly her back to America — even though Delta and KLM flew her to Hungary without complaint, the New York Post reported Tuesday.
The Solteszs spent three weeks in their native Hungary before Vilma needed to come back for treatment for diabetes and renal disease.
“Very rarely do you have discrimination causing much more than humiliation and psychological damages, but in this instance, the discriminatory actions of the airlines led to something much more serious — Vilma’s death,” Soltesz's lawyer Holly Ronai told the Post.
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