Saddle Shaped Air Cells in Shipped Turkey Eggs - Day 8

[Wild-Turkey]

A while ago I ordered turkey hatching eggs, they arrived with slightly detached air cells that moved when they were tilted (they stayed in the general area of the wide end of the egg). I kept them in an egg carton on the pointy end for around 32 hours. They stopped moving as much so I decided to try incubating them. Fast-forward to now, day 8, the air cell is shaped like a saddle.
I was wondering if I should cull these embryos or let them develop to hatch.
They're kept at 99.5° F and around 30-50% humidity.
Also, if I let them get to hatch, should I mark the air cell with a pencil?
Thanks

Egg 1


Egg 2
I forgot where the embryo in this one is located.


Egg 3
Labelled possible embryo because I forgot where this one's at exactly, but I think that is the area where the embryo's located


Egg 4

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

Let them develop, they still might hatch. If they make it put them in lockdown a day early.

 

[FoodFreedomNow]

X2 - why not give them a chance? Hoping you have a good hatch - shipping has been so incredibly hard on eggs I've purchased recently.