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The Amarillo Paper had a large word "GONE" as the headline today. I live in the area and have been following the story. I live in a small town in the Panhandle for the last 26 years and football is indeed a community event. In the circles of a football team in a small town many lips are sealed...

Let me clarify, I’m not expecting to hear they called or even tried to call. Even if the passengers were “knocked out” by any means, the cell phones would still be active. To fly low to avoid radar, and over ground, they would have pinged a cell tower. My point is I have yet to see any...

This really frustrates me; with all the technology we have today we could not track a Plane this big. I’ve been wondering about the Cell phones. 1. If the plane did divert and fly back over land, and lower to avoid radar, wouldn’t those cell phones “ping” the towers...

But in a distance and a catastrophic explosion wouldnt it be easier to see in the dark, maybe? I'm a asuming there are no reports of sightings. Don't know about military exercises but even in the South China Sea I can't believe a plane can just fall out of the sky and no one sees a thing

Looking at the flight path FR24 looks like anyone on the starboard side of flight CES539 would see an explosion. Any word from pilots or passengers on surrounding flights?

I actually watched this episode on Disappeared today. The letter supposedly written to the PI would seemingly tie up all the loose ends. However there are multiple holes in it. 1. Police routinely call in tags of license plates before they interview a driver. It sounds like the city of...