A man working as an Airport Security Guard, under control of the TSA, was charged with using a stolen identity from a man who was murdered in 1992.

KSL.com is reporting

A Newark Liberty Airport security supervisor pleaded not guilty to identity theft Tuesday as new details emerged about his alleged 20-year odyssey of deception, including that he may have assumed the identity of a New York man weeks before the man was murdered.

Through his court-appointed attorney, Nigerian Bimbo Olumuyiwa Oyewole pleaded not guilty to one count of identity theft, a second-degree offense punishable by a maximum 10-year sentence.

Mr. Oyewole, if that really is his name, had unrestricted access to all areas of the airport, including your checked baggage. Nice going, Department of Homeland Security!

Potentially more problematic from a security standpoint, Oyewole had access to sensitive areas of the airport, including the tarmac and the planes themselves. The employees he supervised also inspected cargo vehicles for possible unauthorized cargo, an airport employee familiar with Oyewole told The Associated Press on Monday.

Scary!