Malaysian 777 missing
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#1082
Not all that far from where the flaperon was found, if it truly is a piece of it.
Missing MH370: Possible Boeing 777 Part Found Off Mozambique, Sources Say - NBC News
Missing MH370: Possible Boeing 777 Part Found Off Mozambique, Sources Say - NBC News
#1084
No, that link is from Jan 16, and in Thailand.
I found one for the purported find near Mozambique (don't have it at the moment).
It did indeed appear to be a big piece of an elevator from a jet transport. It was white, not silver, like the flaperon.
I didn't post it when I saw it, as I'm waiting for more corroboration.
I found one for the purported find near Mozambique (don't have it at the moment).
It did indeed appear to be a big piece of an elevator from a jet transport. It was white, not silver, like the flaperon.
I didn't post it when I saw it, as I'm waiting for more corroboration.
#1085
What I saw earlier wasn't it. CNN and others now showing images.
Triangular piece of skin, likely from horizontal stab.
Likely MH370 debris: What happens now? - CNN.com
Triangular piece of skin, likely from horizontal stab.
Likely MH370 debris: What happens now? - CNN.com
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Possible piece of MH370 engine found on South African beach:
Possible piece of MH370 engine found on South African beach | World news | The Guardian
Possible piece of MH370 engine found on South African beach | World news | The Guardian
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No scenario can match the envisioned potential cases of onboard fire, pressurization issue, smoke, etc.
The actions of waiting until a frequency handoff, turning a transponder to standby, turning initially left of course for a certain distance, and then another turn after several minutes southbound over the ocean, never communicating any intent, no mayday, no attempted change in altitude/climb/dive. It's fairly obvious these were deliberate actions by someone on the plane. Eliminating passengers (which the police investigators seem to have already done) and the culprits become the two upfront. Given their personal histories, the CA is suspect.
The actions of waiting until a frequency handoff, turning a transponder to standby, turning initially left of course for a certain distance, and then another turn after several minutes southbound over the ocean, never communicating any intent, no mayday, no attempted change in altitude/climb/dive. It's fairly obvious these were deliberate actions by someone on the plane. Eliminating passengers (which the police investigators seem to have already done) and the culprits become the two upfront. Given their personal histories, the CA is suspect.
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