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Originally Posted by kunkstyle
So I normally don't nitpick details, but the train robbery episode (while being my favorite episode) is bugging me. A lot.
Maybe somebody in the rail industry can shed some light on this. The carseals they take off to get to the nozzles/drain points. Any carseal I've ever seen has a serial number on it. If they cut it off and put a new one on, it would have a different serial number. And given that it's such a federal case if any of this chemical goes missing, I'd be damn sure that those numbers are recorded and verified upon arrival.
I don't buy that madrigal would have been able to obtain the car seal numbers and have a replica created.
No real point to that rant, really.
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Generally in shipping, seal numbers are logged on the manifests or bills of lading; which Lydia had access too. They looked like the cheap tin kind that are just stamped with a number and would be easy to copy, not the fancier embossed plastic ones with company logos and stuff.