The amount of time that has passed is disturbing. I cant help but wonder if this was filed two years later in hopes that the video in the baggage room is now deleted. That would leave TSA a little on the weak side of a case. However, the processes that are in place cover this event rather well. IF there was anything amiss in the bag when it was opened to check the container, there is a report on it. The reason for the report is because the notice of inspection that is put in the bag makes it appear that TSA is at fault. With the things I see baggage go through in terms of abuse by the mechanical systems and the ground crew, the item could have been put back in original condition and it became spilled from the jarring etc. that takes place when baggage is moved to the plane.