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U.S. Army Rangers' Coveralls

Danny recounts coveralls on three men standing outside a small Bermudian airstrip the day before Abdul Shareef's plane vanished. A Bermudian ramp signal agent and supervisor spotted these men, whom Danny identifies as U.S. Army Rangers. C.J. and Carol listen as Danny delivers this detail, sharpening his allegation from rumor to national-security threat. The coveralls mark the men as disguised military personnel amid the investigation.

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2 moments

S4E11 · Holy Night

Danny's Bermuda Tip Turns Dangerous

The coveralls are the descriptive prop used to identify the three men seen outside the airstrip; they function narratively as a disguise or workmanlike costume that the men used to present themselves as a 'training crew' and thereby avoid scrutiny.

Before: Worn by the three men standing outside the airstrip during the eyewitness account.

After: Remains part of the eyewitness description; no change reported in the retelling.

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S4E11 · Holy Night

Danny's Bermudian Tip — Rangers Allegation Drops

The coveralls function as a visual clue in the anecdote: three men wore coveralls and identified themselves as a training crew, a detail that both explains their presence and provides plausible deniability if they were in fact military personnel.

Before: Worn by the three men at the airstrip during the alleged encounter.

After: Presumably still in use by the men; the coveralls become evidence in the eyewitness account and a focal point for journalistic scrutiny.

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