Malaysia Airlines Flight Goes Missing En Route to China

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Anonymous wrote:I am about 20 pages behind, but has anyone floated this idea---that the pilot or other terrorist, after going high enough to kill all the passengers, did a water landing and was picked up by a boat and whisked away. The idea being that this was a dry run to test out a possible means of attack, next time with an airline that is harder to pull this off with? An intact landing would mean little debris...

There is no evidence that the plane flew high (they have said repeatedly the altitude readings are wrong) and flying high would not kill the passengers that has also been debunked by many pilots). If the pilot wanted to to kill all the passengers he could put his oxygen mask on and depressurize the plane at any altitude above 14 000 feet ( I think that was the number given). A jet water landing is no easy task. Highly unlikely to be successful.

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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helios_Airways_Flight_522

Info on a commercial ghost flight.

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Lithium and water

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Anonymous wrote:http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helios_Airways_Flight_522

Info on a commercial ghost flight.

So sad

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Remote, unlikely spot in hurricane (typhoon) season. So far not one piece of evidence that the plane actually went down there. Just nothing. There is trash all over the ocean so radar can keep seeing large pieces here and there. What large piece of a metal airplane will still be floating and recognizable after 14 days and a hurricane? Seems like hype or a cover up of some kind to me. I will be glad if they get something that shows the plane was ever in that area. As for the people on the flight, my heart aches for them.

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Every morning I wake and think they've got to have found it. Then, nothing. It's scary to that this could happen. The family and friends have nothing to hold on to. Nothing. It is heartbreaking.

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Anonymous wrote:Every morning I wake and think they've got to have found it. Then, nothing. It's scary to that this could happen. The family and friends have nothing to hold on to. Nothing. It is heartbreaking.

+1 dropping my boyfriend off at the airport in a month or so and I can't believe that it's 2014 and an entire airplane can just go missing.

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Anonymous wrote:Remote, unlikely spot in hurricane (typhoon) season. So far not one piece of evidence that the plane actually went down there. Just nothing. There is trash all over the ocean so radar can keep seeing large pieces here and there. What large piece of a metal airplane will still be floating and recognizable after 14 days and a hurricane? Seems like hype or a cover up of some kind to me. I will be glad if they get something that shows the plane was ever in that area. As for the people on the flight, my heart aches for them.

At this point, I'm convinced that we will never know what happened to this plane unless it truly is on land somewhere, the ocean is just too vast and no one seems to have a clue where it went down.

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^ *That* is good.

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Solved!

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Lol that bitch please pic had me rotfl

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Anonymous wrote:Every morning I wake and think they've got to have found it. Then, nothing. It's scary to that this could happen. The family and friends have nothing to hold on to. Nothing. It is heartbreaking.

Yes, I feel the same way.

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Anonymous wrote:Lol that bitch please pic had me rotfl

Me too!