Newsstand - Unruly woman forces flight to land in SLC

http://www.sltrib.com/utah/ci_3394137

Georgieva then yelled she had a baby named Jesus, that her uncle impregnated her and that "President Bush was behind it all," according to the complaint, which charges her with interference with a flight crew.
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An unruly passenger who allegedly assaulted others while complaining of a presidential conspiracy forced a commercial flight to divert to Salt Lake City on Wednesday.

The woman also attempted to remove her blouse...
...Georgieva, a Bulgarian nationalCould have been worse, then :D

Wow, that woman is very lucky that she didn't get shot or something, after claiming there was a bomb on the plane, and was in the terminal running away when the police tackled her.

http://www.gazettetimes.com/articles/2006/01/13/news/the_west/friwst02.txt

A woman accused of interfering with a flight crew by causing a disturbance on a United Express flight missed her initial appearance in federal court Thursday because she remains hospitalized in the neurological unit of a Salt Lake City hospital.

Flight disrupter stressed, uncle says

The University of Oregon graduate student accused of disrupting a flight between Eugene and Denver last week was worried about finding a university teaching job and fearful that she might be deported to her native Bulgaria, according to family members.

"There were a lot of signs of stress that started to appear," Theodore Bodurov, an uncle of Bogdana Georgieva, told The Oregonian. "But, we didn't do anything about it because she would have feelings of stress and after a short time they would go away."

Georgieva, 35, faces a federal charge of interfering with the crew of a United Express flight that left Eugene on Wednesday. Her final destination that day was a mathematics conference in San Antonio, where she hoped to meet potential employers.

She is accused of threatening passengers and insinuating that there was a bomb on the plane. The pilot landed the plane in Salt Lake City, where Georgieva remains in a hospital neurological unit.From Seattle Times (http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=dige15m&date=20060115&)