Missing 777

[Strychnine]

[lowthreeohz]

BTW that wired link Matt posted early on seems to be holding up.

[lowthreeohz]

A rare animal collector must have stolen his tribes sacred bat.

So you're saying the plane is in lake Titicaca? Bumblebeetuna.

[Tyrone Biggums]

I believe it takes a little bit for the witch doctor to report his findings.

A rare animal collector must have stolen his tribes sacred bat.

[71chevellejohn]

This is along the lines of what I meant. It seems like they're just throwing their arms up and saying "Fuck it. We don't know shit. It's in the ocean somewhere." with no hard evidence. Like the sooner they call it, the sooner the heat is off of them.

I believe it takes a little bit for the witch doctor to report his findings.

[SMKR]

This is along the lines of what I meant. It seems like they're just throwing their arms up and saying "Fuck it. We don't know shit. It's in the ocean somewhere." with no hard evidence. Like the sooner they call it, the sooner the heat is off of them.

That's what I'm gathering.... Which is more than the Malaysian government has....

[Ruffdaddy]

This is along the lines of what I meant. It seems like they're just throwing their arms up and saying "Fuck it. We don't know shit. It's in the ocean somewhere." with no hard evidence. Like the sooner they call it, the sooner the heat is off of them.

Could be fuel based calculations?

[Tyrone Biggums]

no. they have evidence now.

Their "evidence" is that the last track they have was pointing out towards the Indian Ocean and they have to assume that it crashed. They never mentioned any hard evidence of a crash, just that they don't have anything to show it turned towards land.

This is along the lines of what I meant. It seems like they're just throwing their arms up and saying "Fuck it. We don't know shit. It's in the ocean somewhere." with no hard evidence. Like the sooner they call it, the sooner the heat is off of them.

[CJ]

Their "evidence" is that the last track they have was pointing out towards the Indian Ocean and they have to assume that it crashed. They never mentioned any hard evidence of a crash, just that they don't have anything to show it turned towards land.

I had heard reports several pieces of debris have been found and ships in the area are collecting them.

[roliath]

Their "evidence" is that the last track they have was pointing out towards the Indian Ocean and they have to assume that it crashed. They never mentioned any hard evidence of a crash, just that they don't have anything to show it turned towards land.

I wish they would release photos on what the debris field they found.

http://www.smh.com.au/world/missing-malaysia-airlines-plane-chinese-find-debris-20140324-hvm9a.html#ixzz2wr6ACixg

[Binky]

Their "evidence" is that the last track they have was pointing out towards the Indian Ocean and they have to assume that it crashed. They never mentioned any hard evidence of a crash, just that they don't have anything to show it turned towards land.

[mstng86]

But has any piece appeared yet?

yes

So, Malaysia is throwing in the towel?

no. they have evidence now.

[Tyrone Biggums]

So, Malaysia is throwing in the towel?

[SMKR]

But has any piece appeared yet?

[roliath]

http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/218aq2/malayisan_pm_flight_mh370_ended_in_the_southern/