What Happened to the Passengers on Missing Plane MH370 Before it Crashed? With William Langewiesche

Megyn Kelly is joined by journalist and aviation expert William Langewiesche for the "Hot Crime Summer" episode about the missing plane MH370, to discuss what happened to the passengers onboard before it crashed, how to depressurize an airplane, the irrational decisions the pilot seemingly made, and more.
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[@yaterspoon57]

Elephant in the room. The pilot can "easily" dump the cabin at anytime in flight and incapacitate the passengers at will.

[@bettygann]

wow I did not know a pilot could do that kill people so easily

[@docsavage8640]

Was he a Muslim?

[@kelleychilton2524]

@@docsavage8640 Yes, and that's why Malaysian authorities have tried to divert attention away from the theory that he committed mass murder/suicide.

[@47tooter]

@@bettygann The White House is implementing the same in the U.S. Diversity and affirmative action with airline pilots.

[@RoanPretorius-de7xv]

@@docsavage8640es but this was a man who had been humiliated and demoted - he wanted to harm the airline not people of other faiths!

[@butterflygirl2285]

IMO - no pilot should be able to depressure the plane like that.

[@Be_Still_ps46.10]

Absolutely agree why should they ever need to..smh

[@JB69.]

It's kind of a necessity. Below 10,000 feet the aircraft doesn't need to be pressurized and above, it does. They have to be able to control cabin pressurization.

[@benharris008]

Yeah WTF why is it even a function for the pilot to depressurize the aircraft

[@JB69.]

@@benharris008 I explained this. See my reply above.

[@thomasbury1434]

William Langewiesche is still one of the best true journalists in the world. His 3 part essay on the 911 attacks in The Atlantic was riveting.

[@BonnieHaynes-gg4nk]

Thank you again for really listening to him. You know how many a chors just have to interrupt. He wasnt smooth but he was FASCINATING❤

[@2760ade]

I think it is obvious that he flew for five hours over the Indian Ocean to be as far out and remote as possible when the plane hit the ocean. He didn't want this plane to be found. He succeeded (so far)!!

[@AtomicExtremophile]

That's how I see it!

[@27sadhu]

in order for ramifications of him being mass murderer not affecting his family..he was successful noone can truly prove his guilt and his family continues to live a great life in australia

[@francisklambauer144]

I TOTALLY AGREE! You can't have a Crash investigation without evidence! INSURANCE co's DO NOT pay out for staged Suicides. Incapacitating two UNSUSPECTING fellow crew members IS NOT DIFFICULT ( How about a little poison in there beverages even?)FINALLY IF you intend on dieing , ANYTHING is possable INCLUDING 'Strange-Weirdness'. Poor Passengers & staff.....

[@rachelm7525]

No, I don't believe he was flying it. I believe it had been taken over by someone on the ground, or following in the air. The technology exists.

[@27sadhu]

@@rachelm7525 apart from pilot suicide, this remote operation is the only theory that makes sense, perhaps in some ways even more so than pilot suicide..the man was calm and relaxed on plane radio and cctv footage, fbi,malaysian police , journalists spent years investigating the man and found zero motive,that says something..

[@maxine1200]

🇬🇧 Great content Megyn, such a tragic but fascinating subject.

[@Jennifer-ge8bf]

Great insight- thanks for helping us understand this scenario 😢

[@sflasaint811]

I’m glad the passengers passed out and didn’t know. RIP.

[@docsavage8640]

We don't know that. It's a guess. They could just as easily have had their throats slit or something else.

[@lilybond6485]

Yep. We have no idea about what really happened. Passengers could have been alive and conscious or maybe they were not. We might never know.

[@MrSnout5]

Maybe he put the aircraft back into autopilot, took off his oxygen mask, exited the cockpit and deliberately suffered hypoxia with the (by now) deceased passengers. The aircraft then continued flying on autopilot until, hours later, it ran out of fuel.

[@Foxbody429]

I think that the plane was expertly crash landed in the Southern Ocean & that's why it wasn't smashed into thousands of pieces & also why there's almost no wreckage,especially floating at the actual crash site.

[@michaelmoore2802]

Definitely a good theory.....

[@beneagleson3026]

This is what I believe also. He might have recorded a message on the voice cockpit recorders but I doubt this. He killed himself through hypoxia and the 5hrs was to defeat the cockpit voice recorder as this loops and also conceal the planes wreckage

[@ednovy4925]

Exactly my thought.... he didn't have the guts to crash it, watching it approach the water. So he depressurized himself either in the cockpit by removing his mask and fell asleep in his pilot's chair or went to the cabin to insure the same fate as he did to the passengers

[@ToLateToSave]

No one on board used their cellphones to call for help or family members during the 5 hours?....unless ALL the passengers were already dead?. It's a very strange incident!

[@dyrwolf]

Cell towers?

[@fsunole1717]

Yes it is very strange.

[@donpedroelpaso]

A guy had an iPhone and took a blank photo . Which gave his location and coordination at something Garcia . Naval base . Then never heard of again .

[@fastinbulvis2223]

You guys do realize that this man is controlled deflection, right?

[@mattyballard5205]

America forced the plane to land at Diego Garcia Navel Base, the most secretive navel base America operates. One of the passengers on the flight and a few of his colleagues was on their way to get a patient on a multi-billion dollar technology. The USA is responsible.

[@Tim82ATW]

Love the content Megyn. Keep up the fire 🔥

[@garyreid9842]

One of the huge mysteries is why the Malaysian Air Force were never sent up to shadow and try and make contact with the pilot . It was reported that the initial deviated flight path was seen on Malaysian Defence Radar. If they had made contact and could get no response from the flight crew then when it was obvious all on board where dead, they would brought the plane down rather than let it fly on to disappear. The aircrafts wreckage could easily be recovered and data obtained from the flight data and cockpit voice recorder,

[@peterc.1618]

That's the question I asked at the time, how can a country fail to see, or ignore, an unidentified aircraft flying across their territory?

[@amys5669]

A theory is the US/Thai forces shot it down towards the beginning of the flight when it turned left. Accident during military training, on purpose to keep electronics/arms form China. People reported seeing a plane in flames. A women reported floating debris that was not searched. Then, they blamed the pilot.

[@billskelton3701]

I wonder if he did not set the auto pilot once he got over the Indian Ocean and then just let himself "go to sleep?" To let himself grapple with this decision for 5 hours does not seem likely.

[@rayfellers]

Exactly what I and others are thinking.

[@daphnethurlow5388]

What of the co pilot? Would he not have to deal with him first and foremost?

[@peetfj]

That's exactly what I was thinking. Auto-pilot on, take off your breathing apparatus, go to sleep and the plane eventually runs out of fuel and slowly falls from the sky.

[@robertjensen1048]

@@daphnethurlow5388 Likely he waited for him to leave the cockpit, then locked him out.

[@benharris008]

actually, it is extremely likely... the captain did not perform this act on a whim. he contemplated this for a long time before he put his plan into action; another 5 hours would be inconsequential based on premeditation.

[@AnnabelleC0306]

I watched the Netflix documentary last week. I can't believe the negligence on behalf of the Malaysian government, and all of those "involved" in the search. After watching the series, it seemed as if it just wanted to be swept under the rug, asap.

[@miram227]

So u watched the series and didn't notice that the problem is actually the american plane manufacturer? Are you sure you watched the documentary?

[@AnnabelleC0306]

@@miram227 So, if I am reading your comment correctly, the manufacturer made the plane fly in the wrong direction until it ran out of gas? 🤔

[@margaretqueenofscots9450]

That makes me suspicious that Jeff Wise’s theory may be correct

[@BonnieHaynes-gg4nk]

Right you are

[@mmr7484]

Zahari, the pilot is the responsible killer. And, the Malaysian government covered it up.

[@Be_Still_ps46.10]

This is such a crazy story so sad we couldn’t get to the truth

[@bobbyheenan4061]

The truth is that the plane is on the ocean floor somewhere in a million pieces and it's a needle in a million haystacks. They'll never find it.

[@twistedhillbilly6157]

Same people can't get to the truth about a laptop they have in their hands either...

[@robertjensen1048]

@@bobbyheenan4061 They will find it, someday.

[@byronbailey9229]

Former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott revealed in the 2020 Sky News documentary that he was told shortly after the disappearance by the Malaysian prime minister that it was murder-suicide by MH370’s captain. Unfortunately this was well after the search had finished and MH370 classed as a mysterious accident. Abbott also said he expected the search to be based on the pilot flying the aircraft as far as possible past latitude 39S in the southern Indian Ocean- an area which was not searched.

[@NorthernMtnMan]

More of a decade in SAR I have seen several cases where suiciddal people deliberately tried to never been found

[@docsavage8640]

Imagine if that sentence made sense

[@kelleychilton2524]

Yes, a lot of suicidal people will attempt to disappear or to make it difficult to be found.

[@jeaninardi8538]

Knew in 1970s from friends who worked in aerospace we had planes being tested with no pilots. I haven’t ruled out the possibility of ground high jacking.

[@kelleychilton2524]

I think you should rule out that possibility. 👎

[@rejanedesevigne]

How interesting to hear his take on that dreadful flight. I always believed that the pilot committed suicide.

[@lindadallas1258]

Yes...Murder suicide..so tragic taking all of those innocent people with him.

[@lullubelljingles9567]

​@asshatslovejohnnydeppjohnn8377 never happened, the knife at trial was a gift to Johnny, never used on Amber in fact she severed his finger with a bottle thats on tape. I watched the whole trial.

[@rachelm7525]

Have you heard of the Boeing Honeywell Uniterruptale Autopilot? It's a device that allows ground crews to take over flying a plane in the event of an emergency, like a hijacking. THAT'S what I believe happened to MH 370. While we all thought the pilot had gone mad, in reality he had no control.

[@mohis4299]

Thank goodness you came out with near probability. My comment with regard to Boeing plane be able to control remotely has been deleted twice.

[@Jack-ur4in]

No … that’s a very unlikely scenario.

[@rachelm7525]

@@Jack-ur4in the technology does exist, it's the only plausible explanation

[@quantumdecoherence1289]

@@rachelm7525 Yet, there is no evidence for your assertion much less motive.

[@rachelm7525]

@@quantumdecoherence1289 the motive was retaliation for a previous incident in which a Malaysian airliner allegedly flew over Russian airspace, they say without authorisation

[@mammoth7714]

Is it possible this planed landed somewhere undetected? Wasn’t there 20 or so passengers from same firm - the scientists or something like that? Perhaps we are looking in all the wrong places? Just a thought (not a theory)

[@johnpruett5258]

Many people for decades have been killed on planes from nefarious circumstances, usually someone or multiple people were targeted because they were investigating a high profile person or organization in a legal case or for simply what they knew. This is nothing new.

[@daphnethurlow5388]

Anything is possible....

[@sugeygumdrops4679]

Yes: The Java sea. A hydrophone there picked up a signal at just the right time for the plane to have hit the sea floor. But this would mean the flight deck was likely trying to save the flight, not to commit a ridiculous 7 hour murder/suicide, nor to have depressurized and spiraled and yet somehow the flaps were extended (I believe they were) and no significant debris field was located. Ocean drift models + Inmarsat is largely the reason SIO is selected. But Java sea on the 7th arc fits just as well with both. Boeing will not tell the public about redundancies b/c it's proprietary, but we don't know for sure that if the final call to Malaysia ATC knocked out one or several communications/operating systems on board (oversimplifying, think: blowing a fuse), that there was an operable backup system. Thus, MAYBE the flight deck was trying to recover communications (first officer even trying his cell at one point) and/or other systems while staying out of air traffic, hoping to return to Malaysia or heading eastbound toward daylight to land visual at Christmas or Cocos, which have significantly less traffic. They just ran out of time. BTW, Christmas and Cocos picked up "blips" right about when the plane would have passed them. Anyway, I'm a schlub so that's the best I can do with explaining, but an awesome dude named Ed Anderson has a website that goes through the Java theory amazingly.

[@dianabeurman364]

That's my theory.!!

[@mikeboston421]

@@sugeygumdrops4679 bs, the plane hitting the bottom would have been unheard on the sea floor, it would have been in a million pieces and its relatively light other than the engines, still they wouldnt have been picked up, the water is a big cushion on the way down

[@robynguinn8941]

I recall there were passengers on board who were partners with a certain extremely wealthy family and they were scientists who had just patented a cloaking technology. The wealthy criminal family became sole owner of the technology.

[@thomascurran3222]

There is a persistent rumour that the plane was diverted to Diego Garcia, and that the US Military took control of the plane with special equipment on the ground.

[@BreaktheTrend]

In june 2023 Richard Godfrey completed another aircraft tracking report using WSPRnet radio wave intercepts (777 tracking) to sure up his brief of evidence that supports the conclusion that MH370s resting place is plottable (within a reasonable search area). Outstanding. The sheer man-hours involved in pouring over datasets to pinpoint flight path intecepets is staggering. Richard is our best hope now and hopefully Ocean Infinity will be back out there later this year

[@isabelledetaillefer2726]

There's a reason the wife left. If she were honest - and there seems to be a lot of face-saving dishonesty in this case - she'd probably admit that he was a controlling son-of-bitch who had to get his way in everything, or else... This was the last, pre-meditated, spiteful act of a man who had no regard for anyone but himself. He kept on flying for hours to savour the triumph of being a hateful demi-god, able to snuff out scores of lives at the flip of a switch, and go out in a blaze of infamy and delusional glory. It's a spree-killing by plane instead of a gun. That is demonic rage, not depression.

[@kelleychilton2524]

Suicide is forbidden in Islam, so he did it in a manner which would be difficult or even impossible to prove so as not to bring shame on himself and his family.

[@kelleychilton2524]

I'm not excusing his actions, merely explaining a possible theory.

[@mohis4299]

If this is a suicidal mission, why he needs to drift for many hours? The pilot can just nose-dive at 5 thousand ft and rest his case. Does it occur to you that a Boeing plane can be controlled remotely? Why this was not highlighted?

[@douginorlando6260]

Since when does a pilot committing suicide carefully land his plane at sea? This was not a suicide

[@71Hamed]

Every pilot suicide is meticulously studied. All these pilots (Air Egypt, the German one) had obvious issues in their background. They also nose dived (typical of suicides ie quick and violent). This was cometely obvious. There is a reason why experts do not claim this to be a mass murder suicide.

[@daphnethurlow5388]

A very interesting subject..will we ever know what happened?

[@MrsamH08]

It strikes me that this person may never have considered his actions to be “suicidal” in its most technical meaning. If this was something of a religious/terrorist type of attack, murdering “unbelievers” is acceptable in some religions-even celebrated. However, there might be religious/eternal concerns about committing suicide. Technically, he may not have been committing suicide in his mind, but was simply a captain going down with his ship. Idk, of course; just a theory.

[@daphnethurlow5388]

Interesting too...

[@larrybe2900]

A depressed mind is not a place you want to share.

[@jsldj]

ʾAllāhu ʾakbarᵘ

[@kelleychilton2524]

He was a Muslim and, of course, suicide is forbidden in Islam. Also, for him to have committed suicide would have brought shame onto his family. So, he did it in a way that would be difficult or even impossible to prove.

[@jsldj]

@@kelleychilton2524 Tell that to Muhammad Atta.

[@bobbyheenan4061]

The captain did a kamikaze dive

[@nicholasklangos9704]

It’s very easy to change the cabin pressure in an aircraft to knockout the passengers especially at high altitudes. They would just fall asleep if it’s done slowly. It’s possible he wanted to land the plane somewhere and survive or did crash on purpose.

[@lily-rose7982]

Look at the passenger list. Not the pilot. There were people or persons on that plane of significant importance to a particular government.

[@Tinstared]

The plane flew straight for 5 hours because he joined his passengers by taking off his mask and died from hypoxia while the plane flew straight on auto pilot.

[@kelleychilton2524]

That's the most plausible and credible theory. 👍

[@jonathan45278]

The theory about the pilot decompresurising the plane excluding the cockpit and making all the passengers fall asleep, was shown years before in the Stephen King movie, 'The Langoliers'. In the film, it was done but not for an evil purpose. The film was quite good but with very bad special effects. The plane being depresurised happens at the end of the film.

[@anjanean]

Good job Megan! I watched and have follow this story 60mins Australia also have a documentary on this story they also have done an amazing job.

[@user-xt3gh6du9r]

It was, at the time, called threading the needle, when the sharp turn happened. It was to avoid radar.

[@BonnieHaynes-gg4nk]

I love this. Been looking for what happened to kal 007 in the Sea of Oktosk? Sep 1 1983.

[@kelleychilton2524]

Wasn't that the plane which was shot down by the Soviet fighter?

[@directorme6669]

I watched the Netflix documentary about the plane's disappearance and I was left more confused than I was! Strange

[@pjmurphy920]

I wouldn't believe a Netflix documentary

[@robertap8467]

​@@pjmurphy920 suprisingly that was interesting point of view.

[@jamesmurphy4976]

Perhaps after depressurising the cabin he set the plane on it's final course set the autopilot and de pressured the front cabin there by killing himself.

[@johnryan2193]

Hypoxia is painless and if anything you feel GREAT .

[@trevorkolmatycki4042]

How is it that the airline industry hasn’t gotten tired enough of the outrageous expense of recovering FDR’s and CVR’s from the ocean floor to warrant implementing communication gear to transmit flight data and cockpit voice to the cloud in real time via satellite connection? If nothing else, just as a backup to the black box recorders?

[@byronbailey9229]

Interesting that the Australian Defence Scientific Technology Group using Inmarsat automatic hourly logon requests and Bayesian mathematical modelling concluded that at 8 am MH370 crossed latitude 38S in the southern Indian Ocean heading southwards and commencing descent after fuel exhaustion. The mainstream media ignores this fact and prefers clickbait articles from armchair experts who have never flown an airliner. I have lots of PIC on B777’s and the cockpit door is always locked. At 35,000 feet the time of useful consciousness is between 30-60 seconds. The drop down masks provide 10 minutes oxygen to the passengers. I have twice demonstrated in B777 simulators a glide of nearly 80 nm from 35,000. This would put the ditching south of latitude 39S - an area which unfortunately was not searched. Hopefully one day the search will restart.

[@avkay12]

How did he neutralize the copilot?

[@OkieSketcher1949]

Somewhere I read he may have waited until the co-pilot got up and went to the bath room or down the aisle to stretch his legs and talk with the passengers. Once the co-pilot left the flight deck the Captain got up, closed and locked the door to the passengers. The co-pilot was locked out and thus not capable of getting control of the plane. Then the pilot depressurized the plane. The rest is history.

[@killbill5486]

The first question to ask whenever the official story doesn't make sense is "who benefits?" Weren't there a few passengers who owned valuable semiconductor patents that now belong to a rothschild?

[@jeffrey6618]

This guy is right on the de presurised plane .years ago a plane was flying and the pilot called in and said they had the alarm going off that was the same alarm that goes off right before the plane takes off . And the air controler asked the pilot if the switch to presurise the plane was on .by the time that question was asked the pilots were all knocked out becausr of the plane not being presurised and the pasengers were all out to .unfortunately they didnt make it .the plane crashed

[@hamishmoodie4612]

I read somewhere it landed on Diego Garcia?

[@otisdriftwood8469]

That sounds reasonable. He didn't have the spine to take himself out, so he just kept flying until the choice was no longer his.

[@larrybe2900]

Ultimately that was the case. I submit he depressurized the plane shortly after setting the auto-pilot on its final course. I think/want to believe he made no one suffer.

[@ohsweetmystery]

Or he enjoyed the idea of possibly being a huge mystery plane that was never found, so went as far away as he could.

[@otisdriftwood8469]

@ohsweetmystery with technology today, it will be found. He would know that. It may take a while, but it will be found. We can go to the deepest ocean, there is no hiding anything.

[@donnamorgan2522]

Probably easier to flick that depressurization switch than it was to physically,deliberately take the steps for his own by controlling it down…knowing the plane would eventually run its fuel dry.

[@topcat1358]

The trouble with this guy's thinking is that he ASSUMES the pilot committed suicide. I agree with what he says up until the plane ditches, but there is NO reason to assume suicide. The pilot could have made a slow landing on water - think of Sully landing on the Hudson - climbed out of the cabin with a life jacket and got picked up by a friend in a boat at a pre-arranged location. I think that is unlikely, but it is POSSIBLE (Sully and his passengers were all picked up by boats) and Suicide should NOT be assumed.

[@bobbobertson7568]

Suicide is the most unlikely explanation. There's evidence that this is the case (systems immediately disabled). There is zero evidence of your scenario and others that have been raised.

[@54taqiyya]

any small islands around the flight path?

[@ybrix101]

Don't want to be the conspiracy theorist but we still have yet to find ANY debris.

[@nileswillis7992]

Not true...some debris has been found.

[@admiralbenbow5083]

Yes they have.

[@wesclay6347]

A High G turn woulld have made it even more difficult to get to the Cockpit,,,, along with the added confusion of the masks coming down.... and probably some condensation inside the plane due to the pressure and Temp difference...

[@LDwestwood1986]

So basically he murdered all the people on the plane, then was too much of a coward to kill himself.

[@kkdoc7864]

Actually, hypercarbta (too much carbon dioxide) occurs as well and will put you to sleep peacefully.

[@michaelkienhofer6394]

Great theory!

[@Master-di4di]

My 2 cents. Passengers died quick before the sharp turn. Sharp turn to view his home for the last time, goodbye. Rest to hide the plane so finding it difficult. Co Pilot and passengers RIP.

[@alexchristopher221]

The next time I board a flight, that switch might come to mind.

[@tomraw4893]

The fast depressurizing of the aircraft at 40,000 ft., would cause severe pain in the ears and sinuses, even ruptured eardrums, before unconsciousness.

[@kimber80]

Yes but wouldn't depressurizing the cabin also affect the pilots?

[@nicholasklangos9704]

Because the pilots have pressurized face masks in the cockpit!! They are quickdon masks with face shields to for the eyes Incase of smoke in the cabin, all aircraft have them including ones in back for the flight attendants, that’s why it’s likely he did it slowly so they wouldn’t notice right away and pass out!

[@kimber80]

@@nicholasklangos9704 ty for taking the time to explain that. I know absolutely nothing about planes. Never been on one so again TY.

[@kimoda9451]

he says passengers, those in the cabin, had a peaceful death due to hypoxia. but a simple search of this medical condition tells it much differently. doesn't sound peaceful to me.

[@mk-ny6bi]

I use dowsing to search for the ‘’missing “ ,I tracked the mh370 within 2days to Madagascar ,I believe that the plane landed on the middle of the island first Maybe the passengers were buried on there as none has turned up in the sea .The pilot wasn’t suicidal ,He now has all the belongings and cash of the passengers and has found a new home , Noonehas listened to my info.The search conducted thousands of mikes away, Malaysia does not want the plane found.

[@Stryker20008]

The turn was was perfectly rational within the confinds of the plan. Bob. Weave. Go up and down, this way and that. Its all right there

[@AG-M23]

Is there information on the passengers? I heard gossip that a lot of people were there to join a certain summit?

[@BonnieHaynes-gg4nk]

Why did the pilot do this. What reason?

[@helencrawshaw5227]

They were frozen like the Greek plane

[@eriknelson2559]

A presentation at the Ligo Hotel showed, rather than a tight 90-degree turn to the left, instead a looping 270-degree turn all the way around to the right If the passengers were more than incapacitated, then they would not have had any value for negotiating hostage releases

[@daphnethurlow5388]

True

[@Kaptain.Obvious]

How about, after pilot made tight turn, he eventually took off his mask and simply went to sleep as well.. only crashed when fuel exhausted? But - what about Co-pilot??

[@jsldj]

Payne Stewart scenario?

[@crackerlackingproductions6746]

They'll find the plane during construction of Joe's Trans Indian Ocean Railway.

[@mavrosyvannah]

Nobody talks about the five hours and the location when he jumped where the chip manufacturer team picked him up.

[@mattheweisley8570]

Why fly the plane so far over the Indian Ocean? To make it hard to find -- which worked.

[@fsunole1717]

So what did the pilot do to the co-pilot?

[@yaterspoon57]

Same as the German Wings pilot. Locked out of the cockpit at the lavatory break or sent to check on something in the cabin.

[@fsunole1717]

@@yaterspoon57 That sounds reasonable. Thanks.

[@daphnethurlow5388]

What I would like to know....

[@daphnethurlow5388]

​@@yaterspoon57yes fogot abt that

[@avkay12]

​​@@yaterspoon57I don't think a pilot or any other person is allowed to be alone in the cockpit since the German Wings incident.

[@grand372]

The search area increases exponentially the further away the captain could fly. When the plane is finally found, the captain will still be strapped in his seat wearing his oxygen mask. Passengers will all be in their seats buckled in too.

[@BreaktheTrend]

Richard Godfrey has just completed another aircraft tracking report using WSPRnet to sure up his brief of evidence that he knows exactly where mh370 is. Outstanding. The sheer man hours involved in pouring over datasets to pinpoint flight paths is staggering. Richard is our best hope now and hopefully infinity ocean will be back out there later this year

[@suzannevasterlings2084]

Very interesting scary thou

[@surpriseme4275]

What about copilot?

[@stevewalker2866]

I think if your condemning someone as possibly one of the biggest mass murderers in history. Maybe think of his family and what you are leaving them with based on your thoughts.

[@trevorkolmatycki4042]

This annoys me: Ships that cross the ocean are fitted with wee tracking devices that automatically deploy when the ship sinks to float on the surface to transmit the time and location where it went down. Why not furnish all trans ocean commercial airline planes with such devices that automatically deploy from the aircraft tail in the presence of salt water, or deploy before impact… or something? Honest question.

[@dougg1075]

I would imagine they never knew it.

[@daphnethurlow5388]

Hope they knew nothing and just went to sleep

[@jameshudson169]

0:20 *peking

[@MrTwister3356]

No mention of the co-pilot/first officer...had to be someone else in the cockpit.

[@muaythai.8474]

Reason and design , always .

[@mmr7484]

Their oxygen was cut off early on, as heavily reported

[@williamrae9954]

If it landed on the water,and stayed intact, it'll be probably like the Titan submersible today, imploded?

[@rcfnc]

I am just thankful that if it did happen this way that the passengers didn't suffer. However, I hope the pilot is burning somewhere...

[@awalk5177]

These details will make more people afraid of flying. Can you imagine if they continue with advancing computer control and there is a glitch . AI is not going to help anyone. This pilot, if we assume it was he that practised the flight, once committed to the route, had passed the point of return or a safe landing anywhere.

[@laurap.5804]

Hi, but how long will masks in the cockpit last? the plane flown for a great longer period as far as I know...

[@1Bonnie777]

They want you to think a UFO got 'em.

[@trevorkolmatycki4042]

Is it not bizarre that they haven’t yet deployed permanent emergency tracking beacons on commercial airliners that cannot be disabled by crew?

[@lauran.9427]

If truly...the people in the cabin went to sleep...THANK GOD... ❤❤

[@robert_starling]

Why would this man come onto her show knowing this would be the topic without reviewing his notes and refreshing his memory?

[@daphnethurlow5388]

Is he an author?

[@BonnieHaynes-gg4nk]

Experts dont read notes. He has been working on this for years probably obsessed day and night

[@BonnieHaynes-gg4nk]

NEW YORK AIRPLANE FROM EGYPT DID THAT IN NY.

[@BonnieHaynes-gg4nk]

Pilot had a flight simulator in his house.

[@nstix2009xitsn]

@@BonnieHaynes-gg4nk Flight 990.

[@lisafeintuch8101]

I would say possible petrify shock!

[@supernautacus]

The CCP ALMOST started WW III way too early. And China would have been treated like how Poland was treated in 1795.

[@kelleychilton2524]

I think you're commenting on the wrong video. Hit your 'back' button .... and stop smoking crack.

[@cynthiamckenzie8451]

What happened to the co pilot?

[@CarolABlack-ic1hs]

I don't agree with this gentleman's theory at all.. it is all speculation and is very unfair to the pilot... 👩

[@sheilaperrone7654]

Although I usually do not follow Tarot readings or physics for example, I did hear one tarot reader say this pilot did crash purposely but did it as he was distraught over a romantic relationship he was having. The woman left him and this was the result. Anyway, we'll never really know.

[@wilspu5590]

Rubbish

[@edsalinas9996]

This guy obviously came un prepared.

[@jerseyjim9092]

I believe the pilot committed suicide and he didn't want any evidence to be found that would reveal it. Hence, he flew 5 hrs or more over the Indian Ocean. I'm still surprised they never found the main wreckage, particularly since they did find pieces of the plane washed up on the shore.

[@recoilrob324]

The pieces that they've found show a violent end to the flight. When the route they think they flew was shown....it points right at Diego Garcia our secure military base and for sure you aren't going to overfly it without permission and even getting close will get you shot down. I think this might have been his ultimate destination trying to create an international incident to embarrass the Indonesian government. When our military is involved...especially a secret type base like DG....secrecy after the fact would be assumed and we'll never know the truth of what happened.

[@stlouisluv]

I feel like he let the plane fly as long as it did so it wouldn’t look like a suicide/murder. He wanted ppl to question it as we still are 9 yrs later. He knew 100% what he was going to do before he went on that plane. He most likely had a life insurance policy that wouldn’t be paid out to his spouse/kids if he committed suicide.

[@HerbalAmandaL]

Steep bank turn - could someone passing out pull the controls?

[@daphnethurlow5388]

Not sure..any pilots of triple7's here ?

[@kelleychilton2524]

Wrong timeline .... the controls were manipulated BEFORE he passed out. Understand???

[@williamdrake2315]

His family reported he was a happy man with things going well. If true why would he kill all those people?

[@msclafani13]

And probably Locked the copilot out of the cockpit .

[@timsimmons5190]

Could he had ditched the plane and left it on autopilot?

[@CaptainUnconventional]

No evidence of intentional murder by pilot . All scenarios should be explored. The cockpit windows or cargo floor failure could have caused uncontrolled, explosive, or rapid decompression causing all to die while still on auto pilot.

[@lilybond6485]

I just hope that the passengers went to sleep and had no idea of what was happening.