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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2026 · 24 MIN

Confession_ I Stole an Airplane_ _ Statute of Limitations hosted by Mike _The Situation_ Sorrentino

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In this episode of Statute of Limitations, hosted by Mike Sorrentino, the discussion examines aircraft theft from a legal and regulatory perspective. While framed as a hypothetical confession for educational purposes, the episode breaks down how authorities define theft of aviation property, unauthorized aircraft operation, and related federal offenses.We explore jurisdictional authority over airspace violations, aviation security protocols, and how law enforcement investigates incidents involving stolen or illegally operated aircraft. The conversation also covers potential criminal charges, penalties, restitution, and how the statute of limitations applies to serious property and transportation-related crimes.This content focuses on legal education — clarifying consequences and enforcement mechanisms surrounding high-value asset theft

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