<modsnip - not victim friendly> Hopefully the witness spoken to isn't confusing the days or someone actually spoke to her Friday morning when she dropped the kids off or during the conference call just to rule that out.
I was thinking the same thing. When was she last seen alive with 100% proof? The witness who saw her Friday morning is she 100% certain about the day? Did anyone speak to her from work that morning during the conference call?
I think it was because the pinging device on the box failed. They had to manually search the bottom of the ocean for it.Sorry, i can't quote i heard this on CNN the other day.
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And what if they are withholding evidence? What if they know more but providing false info to us all. And the big question is what could happen to Malaysia if this turned out to be something other than just a plane crash?
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Now that makes me wonder if the search will continue until the plane is found. Last week i thought it was a matter of hours today i am less optimistic. What if months will go by without finding even a piece of debris? At what point will the search be abandoned and who is responsible for finding...
Oh, this is so frustrating and I don't event know anyone on that plane. I am surprised current technology is not able to calculate coordinates where those moving pieces might be or if they had been there prior. :banghead:
I was desperately looking for those pieces given the coordinates I thought they would just snow up but no luck. Then I was trying to follow the current and look in that direction, again nothing. Thank God I'm not in charge.
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I don't quite understand why the search is taking so long. Is someone following the coordinates of those floating objects?
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No coordinates released to public yet unless i missed it. If AUs have this info why is it difficult to find the spot? Shouldn't their navigation system take them right there?
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I'm baffled too. It sounds like the norm to lose containers on big trips. Anyone put in a claim for lost containers in that part of the world? If not my logic says it's the plane.
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Maybe the plan was to steal the plane with foreigners rather than with their own kind. Although i doubt these people are as considerate as we are.
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The hijackers had bad luck, may be, someone did fly the plane above 24000ft IDK,CNN news room now seem to think the plane has been stolen?
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Yes, something definitely wrong. Hijack a plane and start making demands, hijack a plane and crash it to send a message but hijack a plane and disappear from the face of the earth? What's up with that?
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