A woman from Chicago had to stick a pin in her travel plans, after a "maddening" error in her Covid vaccination records revealed her devious intentions.
Arriving in Hawaii on 23 August, traveller Chloe Mrozak, 24, raised suspicion with her vaccination record card.
In documents obtained by Associated Press, Mrozak's records claimed she had been given two doses of "Maderna" vaccine. This glaring typo - supposedly meant to read Moderna - raised suspicion with at O'Ahu airport. Mrozak was reported to the Hawaii Department of Public Safety and investigators tried to track her down.
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They were initially unable to find Mrozak after her hotel reservation and contact details were also exposed as bogus, as shown by court documents. So it was decided that they would let Mrozak enjoy her holiday and be waiting for her when she inevitably returned to fly out of the island.