An Illinois woman with a history of getting past airport security and sneaking onto planes has pleaded not guilty in a Chicago case.
Marilyn Hartman is accused of flying ticketless from Chicago to London last month. She pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to burglary, theft and trespassing charges.
A judge released the 66-year-old woman after the Jan. 18 incident and told her to stay away from airports. But she was arrested again at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago about a week later.
Hartman will remain in custody until at least March 22, when her public defender is expected to ask for a review of her bond. A judge previously denied a request from Hartman's attorney to allow her to be sent to a facility that provides housing and counselling for former jail inmates.
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