MH370: The Unsolved Mystery Of Malaysia Airlines Flight 10 Years Later

Ten years ago, on March 8, 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 vanished from radar screens, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions and speculation. The Boeing 777, carrying 239 passengers and crew, was enroute from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing when it disappeared without a trace.
Despite extensive multinational search efforts in the Southern Indian Ocean, where the plane is believed to have crashed, no bodies or wreckage have ever been found. Now, as the Malaysian government considers launching a new search for MH370, the mystery surrounding the missing plane continues to captivate the world.
Numerous theories have been proposed over the years to explain the disappearance of MH370, ranging from mechanical failures to terrorist hijackings, to murder-suicide plots.
One theory suggests that the 53-year-old captain of the plane, Zaharie Ahmad Shah, purposefully crashed the aircraft after making a U-turn across Malaysia. However, without concrete evidence to support any of these theories, the fate of MH370 remains shrouded in mystery.
TalkTV's Maddie Hale speaks to V.P.R. Nathan, KS Narendran, Fuad Sharuji, Nigel Cawthorne, Christine Negroni, Richard Godfrey, Captain Byron Bailey, Dr Simon Boxall, Florence De Changy and Guy Zajonc.
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[@talktv]

What do you think happened to flight MH370?

[@mariewalmsley6143]

The pilot done it.

[@Spaceman-jk5fb]

It's totally bizarre.

[@NanaPsychoville]

That’s on an island somewhere che k flight list see who they’d want to keep around or silence! 🙏✝️

[@shit__gamer]

Lockheed Martin's DEWish space lazers

[@ro2778]

landed at Diego Garcia and all the people and plane disposed of. Somethig to do with the people holding patents on board, some sort of sensitive tech that someone didn't want to get out, or someone wanted control of. Sort of like JP Morgan sinking the titanic over the Federal reserve.

[@lukemorgan6166]

Cover up is what We live in a world where your every step is tracked but a massive plane, tracked with radars and black boxes can't be found Crock of crap

[@TheTeaParty320]

A hijacker who knew how to fly the airplane, navigate around air borders, fly over airforce bases, take it to a location Zahari programmed into his flight simulator? No terrorist can do that. It was Zahari Ahmad Shah, no ifs and not buts.

[@raoulmoat6762]

So nothing new, thanks for wasting 23 minutes of everyone's time

[@riverdeep399]

why do you want that phet head for an internet handle?

[@raoulmoat6762]

@@riverdeep399you mad bro?

[@eferlinindonesia1910]

Hahaaha

[@johanetzebeth2183]

The moment when Vietnam realized there is something wrong,Why did'nt they sent fighter jet???

[@josiedudley8451]

I hope the families of the passengers get some credible answers. Very sad situation.

[@andrewroberts91]

Can someone explain to me why we need to have an off button for a transponder on a plane?

[@K-OnTheCase]

The flight crew (pilots) need to have control of all systems on the aircraft in order to troubleshoot potential system failures. (IE: electrical failure, fire etc. ) By having the access to all systems on the aircraft, the pilot can systematically troubleshoot problems by having the ability to turn systems on or off to isolate or source what systems are, or aren’t working properly. Maybe an easier explanation would be by using an example of a kitchen toaster. The toaster is overheating & will catch fire If you can’t figure out how to stop power. You tried the on/off button, but that’s not working, so you unplug it from the electrical outlet, shutting down the power, ultimately stopping it from catching fire. This would be a very simplified way of explaining the importance of having access to all systems so you can properly troubleshoot any problem. Not a great example, but hope it helps. 👍🏼

[@TheGalwayFarmer]

Imagine if all aircraft at a big airport like Heathrow had their transpomders on all the time whilst on the ground. It would be mayhem.

[@midokhalil1558]

@@TheGalwayFarmerthat’s also one of the things why u need to turn off the transponders, because that will buzz off the atc when the plane ain’t flying

[@Richard-sc7yq]

The key to understanding what happed to MH370 is the likely method for disabling or switching-off the ACARS satellite communication system, which did happen within about 60 seconds after the transponder for MH370 was switched-off. Shortly after the last communication was made by MH370 pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah, the transponder for MH370 was turned off. Shortly after that happened, within one minute or so, the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS) of MH370 did not function at all (turning a control knob in the cockpit would not have accomplished this). While turning-off the transponder for a Boeing 777 is rudimentary, as the control switch for the transponder is located in the instrumentation console between the two pilot seats, and all that is required to switch-off the transponder is the turning of a knob, the process of disabling or switching-off the ACARS is a bit more complicated. To manually disable an ACARS in a Boeing 777, a person must enter the cargo-hold of the plane by opening a metal-floor lid in the flooring of the plane's cabin (and not the cockpit) descend down a metal ladder, and the locate an imposing and large fuse box, which has many dozens of circuit-breakers for the electronic-powered equipment and systems in the plane. That person would have to know precisely which of the dozens of circuit-breakers controls the power for the ACARS communications system and would then have to pull the circuit-breaker to disable the system. It seems highly unlikely that one person in the cockpit turned off the plane's transponder, then exited the cockpit to find the floor-lid for the ladder, scaled-down the ladder, and then promptly found and pulled the appropriate circuit-breaker to disable the ACARS. If the person who switched-off the transponder stayed inside the cockpit, then how could he or she have switched-off or otherwise disabled the ACARS without visiting the cargo-hold? If the ACARS system of MH370 was switched-off or simply failed, or if the pilot logged-off from the system, the ground station for the ACARS would have sent a message to the plane's ACARS, and the ACARS of the plane would have sent a message to the SATCOM satellite saying that the ACARS was "switched-off", "failed", or that the pilot "logged-off" from the system. However, at 2:03 a.m., when the ground station sent its message to the plane's ACARS, no messages from the plane's ACARS were sent to the SATCOM satellite. So, the ACARS for flight MH370 was not switched-off or failed for some reason--it is likely that the plane's primary source of power was shut-down. How would the pilot have shut-down the primary power source for the plane, but still was able to fly the plane? The most likely answer according to experienced pilots who have flown the Boeing 777, is that the primary and backup generators were switched to 'OFF', and then the Auxiliary Power Unit was switched to 'ON" and then to "OFF'. The plane's power source would then have been supplied by its RAM Air Turbine (RAT), a small wind turbine that is connected to a hydraulic pump, or electrical generator, which would have then been a power source for the plane, to provide electrical power to its most critical electrical systems, like its navigation system, for example. However, the RAT would not have provided power for the plane's auto pilot system. The person who desired to completely disable the ACARS on Flight MH370, to prevent all ACARS communications with the SATCOM satellite, knew that it would be necessary to shut-down the plane's main and backup power sources, so that only its critical systems like its navigation system, would work.

[@ronniewoodinsteadofmt2615]

Thank You a thousand times . Geez what you said makes sense to me . The New York Times should print your comment.!! All the best to You . And Have a great rest of the year .! Joseph in western Pennsylvania

[@erlindavillanueva522]

😂4 kh

[@abhishekjha8645]

So we are supposed to believe and prioritise the theories of two women (mostly journalists)- one American one French over the hypothesis of pretty much every aviation expert worth their salt?🙄 The pilot did it. Plain and simple!

[@7th.trumpet]

Certain scientists, were on that plane going back to China and then the plane magically disappeared ...end of !

[@Mrsdingers-cc1jp]

L😂😂😂😂

[@JuliexSteadman]

..which scientists were on board?

[@mayur5860]

​@@JuliexSteadman freescale semi conductor employees

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Sinister activity. Silence of what happened smell's fishy .

[@mervinprone]

I don’t think there was much silence about it. Unless there was a massive coverup, the pilot flew it into the southern Indian ocean.

[@Nolman]

The journalist is brushing over the simulation data from the home simulator of the pilot. That shows premeditation. She just wanted to push the cargo fire theory which doesn’t match a whole mountain of evidence.

[@tickedoffsheikh8587]

Here's a suggestion can Mr Robert Ballard have a say in this search for MH370? It's my most humble view that he's the most experienced oceanographer that might be able to find the missing plane. Can you give him a chance?

[@ShamyTV5k]

hijacked? never. The pilot ditched the plane above Wharton Basin, 5000m deep.

[@user-bf2lq1lf4v]

Humans have reached the moon and mars but not able to search the vast ocean to find a missing plane. SMH

[@RicardoMusch]

The ocean can be very deep and there is no light and hardly any vehicle can traverse those depths with great ease... Remember the small hole in the ISS that leaked oxygen into space? Compare that to having a small hole in a submarine at the depth of 3000 meters... Remember the Titan sub?

[@bradwade5331]

He had the same flight path on his simulator to the same place ,that's the evidence ,why would you practice that flight path ,I don't think people understand how big the search area is and you would not have seen any debris because they didn't know that was were it was for about a week also debris eventually washed up on reunion Island exactly where the current would take it.that French lady refuses to look at the evidence and her ignorance is annoying.

[@rakshan769]

how do you know that the plane landed in Southern Indian Ocean... It is just a theory dude... The debris on reunion island does not conform to MH370.... and none of it does...Why is China silent for so long as it had 2/3 of the passengers in the plane? do you know? and what did US pay for this to keep China silent...

[@lukenoble8613]

Are you aware of the radar system we gave that sees over the horizon? Not only do I know about it as it's no secret. I've spoken to individuals who worked there. All I'll say. Is that there is some very convenient information released to help create a theory. There is also information left out that leads to a potential answer. I'm unable to include any more information. I don't know why. But there is much more knowledge on this case that is not public knowledge and it's exactly why it's such an interesting case.

[@Whatreally123]

How do we know that the simulator was not planted on his computer?

[@JasVHM]

Zone in on what we do know....when MH370 left Malaysian airspace and entered Vietnam's, that was the exact moment the plane changed direction and disconnected all tracking. Malaysia has more to lose then gain knowing the truth, so don't expect their co- operation. Green Dot Aviation channel does better research then most docos so please look then up.

[@abhishekjha8645]

100% second that. Green dot’s documentary is a masterpiece that leaves no doubt.

[@PH13PH]

Generally speaking I enjoy green dots documentaries however that one they added a whole bunch of theatrics which cannot be proven. For example the FO punching trying to break back into the cockpit, the pilot watching him walk away from the cockpit door. Making a PA announcement that he needs help in the cockpit to see if anyone in the back was still alive on the CCTV door camera. Just go back and re-watch it. There is an abundance of non facts all throughout that particular episode. And honestly it makes me wonder how many liberties they took on their other episodes. I agree it is entertaining for sure but I wouldn't go to their documentary for facts in this particular case

[@RicardoMusch]

@@PH13PH But as far as I can gather from all the documentaries surrounding this disaster, the technical details hold up, the pilot controls the pressurisation, electrics, the door opening. We have the data from Inmarsat... All of that addas up, forget the theatrics. Also interesting that there was a potential earlier flight where this could have happened but didn't. Would be interesting to find out from the first officer on that flight if he attempted to get him out of the cockpit.

[@lallalucas4145]

Hard to listen to the narrators voice. It is so tired and croaky

[@MetaFootballTV]

Don't get HOW passangers just helplessly sat there doing nothing...no messages, no nothing. Unless there was an incapacitating emergency, that's something I'd like to know.

[@Alexandru-T.]

It's quite easy for a pilot to stop the pressurisation in the passenger area. And at high altitude you have only a minute of useful consciousness. After 30-60 minutes, it's not unlikely they'd be dead.

[@MetaFootballTV]

@@Alexandru-T. could be.

[@MrsSurrealista]

They most likely were gone because of a depressurized cabin

[@MetaFootballTV]

@@MrsSurrealista Adreed

[@RicardoMusch]

Depressurized the cabin, we know the plane was still flying when it was reported as missing. Most likely it was a huge flying morgue at that point.

[@TheTeaParty320]

No more evidence necessary, Zahari did it.

[@unajaneeskew2168]

Just look at the face of the captain. What does that look say? He looks questionable to me! I think you all know what happened. Take some accountability!

[@jayseereviews]

THe captain has received a misterious phonecall and the Malasyan goverment doesn't want to share that info....and after that phonecall the flight went crazy....do the maths? why ppl are still calculating? we got IA'S can do the job, yep. I keep seeing obstacles all the time? ....i'm tired ..dunno

[@nawafabughazaleh]

The plane was spotted by a secondary military radar ( as a blip) that belongs to Malaysia, the authorities took no action despite knowing an aircraft went missing. They could have deployed a jet fighter to follow the plane. Reminds me of the ghost plane, The Helios Flight 522 on 14 Aug 2005, which belongs to Greece, crashed due to lack of air and suffocation to everyone on board. It was a pilot error, so why blame MH370 pilot for suicide?! We don't know what happened inside his cockpit.

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Very sad RIP & prayers for family and friends to get answers , someone does not want the mystery solved 😊

[@captainkerry777]

it is absolutely appalling for the poor families left behind. and the men here are talking bs. the women are not. funny that eh.

[@vincentharling9548]

The biggest clue is the lack of debris. Lack of bodies, lack of everything associated with a crash. Or are we to believe not one body left the aircraft after impact? If as theorist suggest the pilot glide landed are we to believe all 239 passengers failed to open a single door in an attempt to save themselves. All those life jackets and not one floating body?

[@Mrsdingers-cc1jp]

I'm one of the passengers I missed my flight that day thank god

[@chipsnotchunks2620]

Lucky

[@cynthiawalsh2573]

The captain practiced that route lady!!!

[@mrmelmba]

The captain loaded his own program into the plane's computer so that he could put the first officer who was on his last training flight through the paces. _Was he capable of handling his responsibilities? How would the first officer react if communications were lost? Could he navigate to the nearest airport based on the stars in the sky and layout of city lights?_ The captain's software worked perfectly, having tested it many times at _home._ The ventilation sub-routine lacked data that the plane had left the ground and responded by opening air valves. It was nighttime. Everyone felt drowsy and some passengers were dozing. Nothing unusual. They slipped into unconsciousness and were soon dead. The plane continued on the captain’s reprogrammed flight path until it ran out of fuel. Authorities may load the captain’s program into a similar plane and verify the result.

[@js1mom]

Maybe it's in that Indian Ocean "gulch"...

[@eliasyalda3686]

Until Malaysian Boeing 777-200 Flight MH370 is found, no one for sure can say what had happened to it. Speculation are many: 1- The Pilot did it & made it to crush in deep waters of the South Indian Ocean. 2- An outer power did dismantle all of aircraft's navigation and communications systems to make the pilot blind not knowing where he is flying. 3- Terrorist-Hijackers on board the plane and were given permission by pilot to enter the cockpit & take photos i.e. two Iranians killed the Pilot & Co-Pilot and one of them was Pilot trained by IRGC wanting to crush the plane on US strategic Planes parked in Diego Garcia or flying the plane towards Australian Christmas Island to rescue Iranian refuges held by Australia there in detentions for long years. 4- An outside navy shot down the plane . and many other speculations .

[@captainkerry777]

florence is right. something fishy. didn't crash..... and connected to mh17?? two planes in less than a year. both 777s.....

[@TheGalwayFarmer]

i can't help thinking that the pilot's home simulator "evidence" sounds a bit too convenient......

[@abhishekjha8645]

Florence is completely and utterly wrong. The facts and details do not support her theory. The pilot did it. Simple!

[@benachiesween]

I started to doubt the official story when a Rolls Royce engines technician commented on engine telemetry transmitting from a totally different position.

[@abhishekjha8645]

Source of this information you are citing?

[@georgewaite2952]

The past searches could be off by 500 miles in any direction. It’s true. If an aircraft that ran out of fuel, you would think an aircraft would leave a debris field? The other scenario would be, this aircraft just entered the ocean very quietly. Meaning it did not crash into the water. Trying to find a triple 7 , in a vast Indian Ocean, remains to be very difficult. When it is located, we don’t even know if the flight recorders will tell us anything. Remember, it’s been in the water over 10 years.

[@rhalim7654]

Let's put Sherlock Holmes' hat ... There are 3 paths.... North, west and then south. The north direction is the scheduled path. The south direction is a diversion or disinformation... So, it only left one direction where it went....

[@MetaFootballTV]

All good and well, but WHY was the transponder turned off?

[@MrsSurrealista]

It was most likely manually turned off by the pilot. There’s a video here on KZbin by mentor pilot that explains all the steps, it’s very good I recommend it.

[@MetaFootballTV]

@@MrsSurrealista Thanks 👍 I saw it. Was very good.

[@tokajileo5928]

background music completely unnecessary and extremely annoying

[@christerry1773]

There had to be intervention in the cockpit, but what and who. It's unlikely the FO was a part of it. Was it confirmed if there was anyone in the jump seat?

[@Richnineteenseventyone]

If the powers that be wanted to find it.... They would have.

[@robertglenkowski2259]

australian military shot down over north keeling island then covered it up.

[@user-bf2lq1lf4v]

If the pilot was suicidal he could had driven his car and crash it. Why take a plane full of people?

[@gorylatko]

For publicity. If he did what you said no one would know or care. This way he became world famous. I just don't understand the motivation for a suicide?? Was it personal or religious? He wanted to go out with a bang!

[@markstanley-ih5tj]

search where the fisherman the dibres caught on his fishing net,wing of MH370😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏

[@bak1391]

To do it on July 17, 2014, it was necessary to test March 8, 2014 on a similar aircraft.

[@jocelynharris-fx8ho]

Considering what we now know about the slimy, shady goings-on at Boeing, who wants to bet, that they (Boeing), know more about what happened to this flight, than they're admitting ?

[@RB-pm2ni]

The captain just seems weird to me

[@user-ew4lm8hh6v]

My condolences to all the family that lost a love one on that MH370 Maylasian airline..

[@Spaceman-jk5fb]

🙏

[@erichudson3023]

They flew right into a portal

[@talalhindi8258]

It is not pilot zahari, it is 1:41 co pilot with awaces eith 2 iranians

[@erhansazak6457]

Ask the USA. Sure they know.

[@gmailuser3377]

There’s no evidence his marriage was breaking up. His wife went to a family member’s house as was routine for her everytime her husband had a long flight.

[@jundelira7119]

it is not there .... where are the debris .... start with that ...

[@Ziggified]

WHO WAS THE DAMN PILOT?? TELL ME PLS SOMEONE

[@Charlie3vans]

Zaharie Ahmed Shah. He locked the copilot out of cockpit, decompressed the cabin then diverted 2000 miles and ditched in the southern Indian ocean.

[@chandrasekharanalnadarajah7285]

Someone is diverting The search 🤔

[@strisrobith4782]

It was shot down right where the radar trail finished.

[@Paul-wt7wo]

Prove it?

[@strisrobith4782]

@@Paul-wt7wo prove that it wasn't

[@rakshan769]

yup, completely agree..

[@strisrobith4782]

@@rakshan769 yeah, there's too much technology for it to fly untracked, and pilot suicide doesn't seem consistent with 30yrs of experience from the pilot. I think it was shot down right where the trail ends and instantly killed everyone.

[@gorylatko]

@@strisrobith4782there would be debris and bodies floating. Like in TWA 800's case. Disagree. Plus, what would be the reason for a shoot down?

[@marksapollo]

We all know they are making a new series of Lost, spoiler alert it was a dream! But it was either hijacked or crashed or aliens abducted it.

[@heyokaempath9515]

In 2014, it was widely reported that a cargo cult on the remote island of Tanna in Vanuatu celebrated the arrival of a small aircraft, which they associated with their beliefs. Tanna is known for the John Frum movement, one of the most famous cargo cults, which venerates a South American figure named John Frum, who, the cult followers believe, will bring wealth and prosperity to the island by delivering cargo from the developed world.

[@devoncassmoreharris4499]

Aliens took the Aircraft

[@ianwhitehead691]

👽👈🏻 😁

[@landyman33]

Lack of oxygen

[@Mrsdingers-cc1jp]

Putin knows what happened

[@Spaceman-jk5fb]

Maybe one day they will find the black box.

[@jsan9389]

Preety obviously the pilot

[@gospelapuia6497]

Malaysia 370 india mizoram look is caltivetor see ......my no engliss help mi....malaysia embassy whatsapp seen video......no english

[@ozibala]

went into a broken time tunnel, wings didn't get in 😅

[@martindellow7390]

Ask obama...he knows

[@LWRC]

This video was a complete waste of time!!!

[@devoncassmoreharris4499]

Aliens took the damn plane

[@ianwhitehead691]

👽👈🏻👀

[@gemsaint1485]

We do know what happened. A certain colonel is doing 9 years for releasing the footage. The cover up is huge coz it proves free energy exists. Search leaked thermal footage of this jet and also leaked satellite footage of this plane (not using its name coz u know, algorithm) Catch up people. We know what happened. Their seeing if any of *YOU* do. I do so use what I've given u and search it. Tt has videos.

[@liamholt9951]

I think it crashed on land. When they lost contact, maybe massive electrical failure, causing pressurisation to drop, failure of oxygen masks causing passengers to suffocate (hence no communication) so the pilots either carry on on the flight path and crash in cambodia in the forrests. Or the pilots head back to malaysia flying pretty much blind and land in the forrest of Aceh. Suicide theory doesnt make sense, why would you kill your passengers aswell as yourself, and terror attack makes no sense as terrorist want you to know what they have done not crash somewhere remote. And the theory they crashed in the ocean makes no sense. Why fly all that way?

[@lukemorgan6166]

Yes and absolutely nobody notices a plane smashing into the ground right?

[@liamholt9951]

Not in a 1000 sq miles of jungle mate at night. If a plane is about to crash a pilot isnt likely to fly into a populated area are they?

[@fridgeffs5662]

There have been cases of pilot suicide where they kill passengers along with themselves. So it wouldnt be a huge shock.

[@liamholt9951]

@@fridgeffs5662 i suppose its possible but still doesnt seem logical. If the pilot commited suicide why fly until the fuel ran out, why didnt the crew raise the alarm after making a 90 degree turn then flying in the wrong direction, why was no communication from passengers and while all this was happening what was the co pilot doing?

[@BigTonyRockets]

I hid it.

[@Tina-si1gz]

😂😂😂

[@jakk2ahao]

L

[@giacomomonaco5533]

This has CIA and USA written all over it

[@rynfloa731]

You've seen too many science fiction movies 🎬

[@lukemorgan6166]

​@@rynfloa731then you are truly naive and uneducated Go and look up what dodgy stuff the cia have been caught with And remember, that's what we know about

[@rynfloa731]

@@lukemorgan6166 not this time . Don't mix CIA in this affair

[@giacomomonaco5533]

@@rynfloa731 keep watching Disney movies pal.

[@rynfloa731]

@@giacomomonaco5533 growing up in Italy doesn't help you my friend. Grow up

[@michaelurch5788]

MH17 that was shot down in Russia was actually MH370💯 I remember reading something about the first people in the scene of the crash and they said the burning body’s were already decomposed

[@chipsnotchunks2620]

Shot down, covered up

[@Mickt6]

Yes the Malaysian and Australian governments knew from day one what happened. They know the captain crashed the plane and there's no doubt about it.The smoking gun is on the captain's computor.What is not said is that plane at one point went into holding patern mode (flying in a circle) for 22 minutes, which corresponds to some negotiation between the crew and Malaysian officials. The Malaysian govt probably isn't very interested in finding the wreckage and the black boxes because they could prove their involvement and the captain's last words confession in this tragedy. About Diégo Garcia we have to get over with this base has nothing to do and no fighter jets has shot down the plane simply because there are no reasons and moreover the plane flew more than 7 hours until the fuel ran out. The captain's motive(s) may be political, religious, undetected mental illness etc we may never know.However new data comming from ams radios tend to beleive that the next search of MH370 will be successful

[@captainkerry777]

yes the truth will come out very soon. god bless all.

[@Solitude47152]

What will come out ??

[@captainkerry777]

the truth. all connected to everything happening now on the planet. much more is going on than ppl realise. we are in a war for humanity. or rather we have been. the good guys won. all will be coming out soon. it will be huge @@Solitude47152

[@rexagyemang5418]

Consider the fact that it could have been snatched into space by an alien craft. It is most certain that the plane is not in the sea.

[@J1122]

What you smoking man fuck me must be good

[@soliloqueoneLG]

They have no idea what happened n I think it landed in Diego Garcia islands n they broke it down n threw debris so it would be found n agree w one woman who said when planes crash there are millions of pieces that float to top. Pilot was working for some branch of government n was ordered to do whatever he did! Final answer

[@ianwhitehead691]

👽👈🏻👀 They have it. 😁

[@user-hg7ig8ey1u]

the passenger of flight 370 ,,from malezia are life. they were tooking at force from like men and they are sitting in the star of Zeta Raticuli. I can't add nothing because my English is not very good and don't suitable for your world. I am from Zeta. We have not men and women. ! can promise you that all the population of your fly 370 , are breath and eat our good food and breath not only oxygen. They are very very happy and breath because in our star XA Zeta Raticuli we have not insects and our life during 900 --- 1000 years of earth, your world. If you want answer me,.send for me and my group of scientists move Radio from your place in Haway telescope to : XA pipppipiipppiiiiiiiipippppiiiiiiii Thank you ,Humanity of Earth and don't agry.

[@rustyblade5845]

It was the pilot that did it, with out a shadow of doubt. When I was begging people not to take the clot shot, I was shouted down, I'll be shot down with this. But eventually I'll be proved right, I always am. One day people will listen to me.

[@user-qp2ms8bp6u]

The pilot did it it’s obvious the pilot was in negotiations with the government and the government decided to shoot the plane down two American fighter jets shot it down then they cleaned up the debris let’s not forget that the natives of a few of the islands close to the US base seen a plane flying low and on fire also, let’s not forget there was a radio transmission to one of the airports from the pilot of MH 370 saying that he was on fire requesting to land I heard it in the beginning, then it disappeared the transmission. Don’t let the government fool you we shot it down it was hijacked by the pilot he was a Nut Job All the so-called evidence is fake. The governments produced all the different evidence of the planes path. They cleaned up the debris and have the black boxes stop being fooled by the government.

[@rynfloa731]

💯 the pilot killed everyone on purpose

[@captainkerry777]

nope. he was not suicidal. my dentist was a friend of his...

[@nelsonnong6985]

​@@captainkerry777he took the plane off its intended course

[@rynfloa731]

@@captainkerry777 friend doesn't mean they know everything is going through their minds

[@ianwhitehead691]

What a Rotter.😡

[@jsan9389]

I think my friends cousin dad's grandad best mates pet frog knew him he said he was suicidal

[@sickoftheleftwingscum]

My question about MH370 is did anyone onboard the plane send texts or make calls after contact was lost with it !? 😏

[@abhishekjha8645]

No one could because the pilot manually disabled the Satcom. The copilot’s phone did connect with the ground network for a fleeting moment when the plane was above the Penang island.