Submitted by Viking603 t3_11bmb1i in newhampshire
BackItUpWithLinks t1_j9yiqit wrote
“Mistakenly”
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No, mistakenly. What makes you think it wasn’t a mistake?
Viking603 OP t1_j9yjjlk wrote
Unless the lodge has a commercial shredder, a person cannot feed all the passports at once into a shredder. 1 or 2 maybe, but 44? No.
Sixfeatsmall05 t1_j9zw16j wrote
Give me one legitimate reason for a hotel to shred any passport. Passports are the property of the government that issued it. If lost or found (which, is hard to do inside a hotel) they are to be sent back to be destroyed. So give me your one good reason any passport should ever be mistakenly destroyed, let alone 40
BackItUpWithLinks t1_j9zwobc wrote
> Give me one legitimate reason
Hanlon's razor: "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
EricPostpischil t1_ja0xqeb wrote
> So give me your one good reason any passport should ever be mistakenly destroyed, let alone 40
One hypothesis: The hotel routinely collects sensitive documents to be shredded by a service. The front desk clerk put the passports in a large envelope, and another employee, possibly new in their position, mistakenly sent the wrong envelope to be shredded. Nobody knowingly shredded passports.
MajorTrouble t1_ja1yqi7 wrote
This is most likely, IMO
PoorInCT t1_ja2h1wj wrote
What does a hotel need with a shredding service?
Darwins_Dog t1_ja2mwkn wrote
They routinely collect personal information about their guests?
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