No. We know where it is not.
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That doesnt help us much though because we can probably safely say it is not in California, not in Alaska, not in the North Pole, etc.
I agree with others that they need to totally start over from the very beginning and use some new fresh eyes to begin to assess the situation.
It is a little upsetting to hear they may just readjust their search zone and spend a ton more money in the same general vicinity.
If it were up to me, I would not spend any more time in that zone until a brand new assessment from the very beginning asseses the data and investigates this from the very beginning.
Only if a new assessment brings them to the same location would I invest more funds in that southern area. It may be there but if so, then a brand new assessment should conclude it there as well. The new assessment may also find that it may be in an entirely new place.
And a key to this new assessment would be to use a real plane of similar type and similar equipment and do some trial runs to look at the radar data. Test out some of the theories on where it may have flown.
JMO
From just what little we know from the media and reports, the things that seem to have the most solid leads were the early reports up much closer to where it first disappeared.
Things like the low level plane being spotted by many witnesses. The fire ball oil rig sighting. The oil slick sighting. The possible reports of the pilot and copilot making phone calls before and during the flight from their cell phones, the 2 passengers with same legs, the seeming unwillingness of Malaysia to release any real information.
All of these things should be re-assessed and the new group should demand answers from Malaysia of all the facts they need from them. If there is any pushback from Malaysia on things they request then that should be a sign to them that more may be known and maybe is being withheld.
From the very early days, I just got a very bad impression that Malaysia knows much more about what happened and they seemed to want people to just go away. As soon as it was announced that Immarstat wanted to look south, Malaysia just seemed way too happy to get the focus down there and away from them. They then proceeded to hint and finally evict all the peoples families from their hotels and made them go home too. Their open eagerness to push things away from them is just unsettling to me. Whether it hints at them knowing much more about what happened to the plane remains to be seen.
They also seemed to want to drag other countries into this way too much. Openly stating that the US, Austrailia, etc. should pay for things instead of thanking the other countries for their help. WTH
Ive watched one of their press conference interviews with the press and families and it was at that time I finally understood what the families were talking about. Watch those replays if you can find them. It is unsettling IMO.
Oh yea, and then they go as far as blaming the whole world. WTH.
Only when the new group of new people come to an agreement on where to search should there be any more searches IMO.
