The Oceanic rep was an employee of Oceanic Airlines working inside the Los Angeles International Airport on the day that Oceanic Flight 815 arrived en route from Australia in the alternate timeline created by the detonation of the hydrogen core. The representative was given the unfortunate task of locating Jack Shephard and delivering the news that the airline had misplaced his father's coffin. After paging Jack, the representative informed him that the coffin had not arrived in Los Angeles, and had in fact never been loaded onto the flight. When Jack pressed for more information, the representative solemnly informed him that the airline had no idea where the coffin was located. (LA X)
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| - The Oceanic rep was an employee of Oceanic Airlines working inside the Los Angeles International Airport on the day that Oceanic Flight 815 arrived en route from Australia in the alternate timeline created by the detonation of the hydrogen core. The representative was given the unfortunate task of locating Jack Shephard and delivering the news that the airline had misplaced his father's coffin. After paging Jack, the representative informed him that the coffin had not arrived in Los Angeles, and had in fact never been loaded onto the flight. When Jack pressed for more information, the representative solemnly informed him that the airline had no idea where the coffin was located. (LA X)
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| - The Oceanic rep was an employee of Oceanic Airlines working inside the Los Angeles International Airport on the day that Oceanic Flight 815 arrived en route from Australia in the alternate timeline created by the detonation of the hydrogen core. The representative was given the unfortunate task of locating Jack Shephard and delivering the news that the airline had misplaced his father's coffin. After paging Jack, the representative informed him that the coffin had not arrived in Los Angeles, and had in fact never been loaded onto the flight. When Jack pressed for more information, the representative solemnly informed him that the airline had no idea where the coffin was located. (LA X)
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