A woman has been left horrified after finding an obscene emblem on her case while travelling.
Rachel Cervera discovered a swastika had been placed on her suitcase while it was in baggage handling at a major airport.
The incident allegedly happened when the traveller first noticed the symbol appearing on her luggage as it rotated on the baggage claim carousel.
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Rachel initially assumed the bag belonged to someone else, saying she rarely uses the carry-on and thought the unusual marking meant it could not be hers, as reported by Need To Know.
However, as the suitcase came back around again, she realised the bag was in fact her own.
She said she immediately began filming the moment before reporting the incident to staff at the baggage claim desk.
Speaking about the moment she made the discovery, she said her “first reaction was shock” and that she “didn’t expect something like that to happen at the airport”.
The traveller added that she then reported the matter to a supervisor, who told her he would look into the incident.
She also admitted she felt uneasy opening her suitcase afterwards, concerned about what might have happened to it while it was out of her possession.
Fortunately, she later confirmed that nothing inside the luggage appeared to have been disturbed or damaged.
The airline reportedly told her they would investigate the incident, with the passenger following up via email to ask for updates on the case.
However, she claims she was not given any details on whether anyone had been identified or disciplined.
The incident occurred at Miami International Airport (MIA) on March 23.
She later shared further details on social media, saying she felt disappointed and unsettled by what had happened.
While she acknowledged the person responsible likely did not know her personally, she said the incident left her feeling “a bit scared” and insisted it “should not be tolerated at all”.
The case remains under investigation, according to the airline.
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