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The picture and it's context were confirmed by the major press agencies (afp, nbc)
The militia were picking through belongings at a crash site.
What happened to the passports, the credit cards, the money and valuables that were on the site?
Nobody knows because the militia did not allow access to OSCE.
This guy is awesome Noah Sneider, he was first reporter (he was close by) at the scene......
Here is one of his phone calls to CNN:
http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/17/world/europe/ukraine-malaysia-airlines-crash-scene/
when asked about looting --- sorry his answer was.........There is nothing to loot off the passengers, they were torn to shreds ------many of them are inside out..............noone would TOUCH anything I have seen thus far
He calls in on CNN, and is very good at describing what he is seeing. his first call he was pretty upset about what he was seeing, smelling etc
They were "undressed by the air"…
ground littered w human skeletons and plane fragments.
"I've never seen anything like it," one local rebel fighter tells me. "You look down and see ears, fingers, bones."
...Impossible to comprehend.
organs splayed out. Too gruesome to post photographs. This is an absolute disaster.
https://twitter.com/NoahSneider
some are intact
…From another persona at site per Time. However there were a couple of pics that some might not want to see
…….they had no trouble accessing the crash site, as there were very few people in the area at the time. Yet the rebels soon arrived, and they initially gave Sessini trouble, taking his memory card away. Eventually returned it and allowed Sessini to take photographs.
[What I saw] was horrific, almost unreal,” he says. In addition to the charred wreckage and debris of the destroyed Boeing 777 plane, there were bodies strewn across the fields. Some were still attached to their seats. “I was in shock. I don’t think I ever felt so sick.”
More than a hundred bodies have been found so far, with some located as far as 6.2 miles (10 km) away from the crash site. “I found one body that went through the roof of a house and landed in someone’s bedroom,” says Sessini. “It’s a real nightmare.”
for the seasoned photographer, one of the hardest sights to take in wasn’t the dead themselves, but the mementos from their lives, strewn across the ground. “One of the saddest part was to see all of their luggage in the grass,” he says. “All these Duty Free bags, the swimsuits, the children’s books.”
Read more: Malaysia Airlines Ukraine Crash: Jerome Sessini Photographs - LightBox http://lightbox.time.com/2014/07/18/malaysia-airline-ukraine-crash-jerome-sessini/#ixzz37rAAJ2hk
We keep hearing stuff like More than 180 bodies recovered what does that mean in this context - it usually means like recovered means recovered......................