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curious2
2015 Jul 31, 1:39pm
Until more evidence is discovered....
I keep suspecting maybe a stowaway in the E/E bay. The published reports that mention the E/E bay seem to assume a terrorist hijacker got in there during the flight. I don't assume that. Rather, I suspect a stowaway might have got into the E/E bay prior to the flight, then cut off the cockpit communications and air supply, then climbed to peak altitude killing everyone without a personal air supply. The stowaway would have one, and maybe an accomplice in the cabin might have one. Either the stowaway or the accomplice then opens the door between the E/E bay and the cabin. At that point, the stowaway has the run of the plane, and can cause it to fly to a remote area of the Indian ocean, and set it down there. If a stowaway brought parachutes, then the stowaway and accomplice might even parachute out at low altitude into the warm ocean and await a rendezvous. The motives could include distracting investigators and controlling the media narrative, assassinating one or more people on the plane, robbery/piracy, and stripping whatever valuable parts might be salvaged from the plane before it sinks.
zzyzzx
2015 Aug 5, 12:45pm
MH370: Part Found On Reunion Island Is From Missing Plane
The plane part that was found on a beach in the Indian Ocean was determined to be part of MH370, the Malaysia Airlines flight that vanished more than a year ago, Malaysia's prime minister said.
zzyzzx
2015 Oct 12, 6:26pm
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/report-mh370-wreckage-may-found-214229696.html
Report: MH370 wreckage may have been found in the Philippines
Malaysia authorities have received reports that airplane wreckage bearing the nation's flag, along with human remains, has been discovered on Sugbay Island in the Philippines.
The presence of the Malaysian flag has prompted speculation that the wreckage may be that of Malaysia Airlines' missing Flight MH370.
Locals on the island claim to have discovered a wrecked airplane fuselage along with the skeletal remains of the passengers and crew, the Daily Mail reported.
According to reports, a teenager stumbled upon the wreckage while hunting for birds in the jungle. Her uncle, an audio-visual technician, contacted authorities to report the finding.
But the likelihood that MH370 has been found in a Filipino jungle is low.
This latest discovery doesn't fit the flight's projected flight path. Evidence shows that MH370 took off from Kuala Lumpur and flew northeast toward China before turning west over the Malay Peninsula. Investigators believe the aircraft then turned south, flying over the southern Indian Ocean before crashing after running out of fuel.
The search for the Malaysian jet had been focused on a 7.3-million-square-mile area in the southern Indian Ocean off the western coast of Australia.
Tenpoundbass
2015 Oct 12, 6:34pm
HA HA! Those internet know it alls with their Global Warming computers and Satelites don't know squat!
Strategist
2015 Oct 12, 8:20pm
HA HA! Those internet know it alls with their Global Warming computers and Satelites don't know squat!
Go figure... The alarmist claim the satellites can measure tenths of a degree change in warming of the ocean over 100 years but these same high tech satellites can't find a 200 foot long aircraft that went missing???
LOL. It just does not make sense. I smell something fishy with this Flight 370.
Maybe Gary will be right one of these days.
Strategist
2015 Oct 12, 8:49pm
LOL. It just does not make sense. I smell something fishy with this Flight 370.
Maybe you can't find something that never crashed...
Yup.
They did find water in Mars. Maybe they should look there.
zzyzzx
2017 Jan 7, 3:44pm
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2017/01/07/mh370-found-searchers-race-to-new-site.html
MH370 Found? Searchers Race to New Site
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CNN picked up the WSJ report below, then added an update: "Officials dispute report that Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 kept flying for hours." AP reports Malaysia's Acting Defense Minister called the report "wrong," but WSJ has not retracted it, and AP has added another similar report (see comments):
WSJ: "Malaysia Airlines...Flight 370 stayed in the air for about four hours past the time it reached its last confirmed location, according to two people familiar with the details, raising the possibility that the plane could have flown on for hundreds of additional miles under conditions that remain murky... U.S. counterterrorism officials are pursuing the possibility that a pilot or someone else on board the plane may have diverted it toward an undisclosed location after intentionally turning off the jetliner's transponders to avoid radar detection, according to one person tracking the probe.
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"The disappearance is officially now an accident and all information about this is strictly handled by investigators," said a Rolls-Royce executive who declined to be named, citing rules of the International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations agency."
I presumed innocence but this MH370 "accident" is beginning to look more like a crime.
#crime