What happen with Malaysia Airlines Flight 370?
But what happen with this?
Are we really any closer to knowing what happened to the
jet?
Is it terrorist attack?
Or May be it hijack by Alien?
Many people think many but nobody sure about this happen
with Flight 370.
Comical witch doctors
In an incident which Malaysian opposition leader Datuk Seri
Anwar Ibrahim said made the country "look stupid", the Government
allowed three 'bomoh' (witch doctors) to perform a ritual in a bid to locate
the plane.
It hasn't worked so far.
The king of witch doctors - or the 'raja bomoh' - Ibrahim
Mat Zin invited ridicule by claiming he could find the 239 people on board.
It led to various internet spoofs of the bizarre trio sat on
a magic flying carpet in pursuit of the missing MH370 plane.
Alien abduction
Social media users have jumped on the possibility of
extraterrestrial life having something to do with the missing plane.
One user wrote: "After an extensive conversation with
my father & his partner, we have come to the conclusion that the only
explanation is # alien’s mh370."
Another added: "I secretly believe that plane is
abducted by aliens.. I know I’m not the only one.”
And one user even said there were only two possibilities for
its disappearance, aliens or a DB Cooper-style heist.
He wrote: "This Malaysian airlines flight has the
potential to be either the greatest heist since DB Cooper, or alien abduction.
I vote aliens."
The Illuminati
On reader of the Wikipedia page for the missing Malaysian
Airlines flight has a head for numbers.
They noticed that the plane was the 404th Boeing 777
produced.
Joining the dots with some enthusiasm, the user goes on to
explain: "An HTTP 404 error means not found, which in this case is oddly
appropriate for the status of the aircraft, or just a coincidence. Coincidence,
I think not!”
An Edward Snowden connection
Reddit user Dark Specter posted an unusual theory on the
website's conspiracy boards - drawing attention to the employees of Texas-based
Free scale Semiconductor who were believed to be on the flight.
He said: "So we have the American IBM Technical Storage
Executive for Malaysia ,
a man working in mass storage aggregation for the company implicated by the
Snowden papers for providing their services to assist the National Security
Agency in shriveling the Chinese. And now this bunch of US chip guys working
for a global leader in embedded processing solutions (embedded smart phone tech
and defense contracting) all together. On a plane. And disappeared.
Coincidence?”
Are you still following?
Dark_Spectre goes on to suggest the Chinese or American
authorities might have kidnapped the plane to get to the tech 'brain-trust' on
board.
And finally: "US intelligence got late wind that their
flying brain-trust of 21 were going to be arrested/detained and interrogated
upon landing in China and the US intelligence community deemed the risk too
great to their Asian based espionage programs and took appropriate action to
"sanitize" the plane in flight.”
You couldn't make it up - nor could you?
The hunt for Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 has taken a
dramatic turn after the country's prime minister confirmed that communications
on board had been deliberately disabled and that the jet had flown off course
for more than six hours after it lost contact with air traffic control.
The revelation came as police raided the home of the missing
flight's pilot, sparking intense speculation that someone on the plane had been
responsible for its disappearance or hijack.
No group has claimed responsibility, but the Malaysian
authorities confirmed foul play was now the most likely theory to explain the
plane's fate.
The Malaysian Prime Minister, Najib Razak, said his
country's air force defence radar had picked up traces of the plane turning
back westward, crossing over Peninsular Malaysia before heading into the
northern stretches of the Strait of Malacca .
He said investigators had a "high degree of
certainty" that the plane's Aircraft and Communications Addressing and
Reporting System (Acars), had been disabled before the aircraft reached the
east coast of Malaysia. Soon after, someone on board switched off the
aircraft's transponder, the device that communicates the plane's location to
the civilian air traffic controllers.
"These movements are consistent with deliberate action
by someone on the plane," Najib said. "In view of this latest
development, the Malaysian authorities have refocused their investigation into
the crew and passengers on board."
Tracing what happened to the Boeing 777, which disappeared
from civilian radar last Saturday with 239 passengers and crew on board as it
flew from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing , has now become an international
effort. Fourteen countries, 43 ships and 58 aircraft are already involved in
the search, which is expanding rapidly as information on the plane's potential
routes emerges.
On Saturday the UK-based satellite operator, Inmarsat, whose
technology has helped to identify possible routes taken by the plane, confirmed
that it was now working with the UK authorities in the search.
"Inmarsat has been appointed as a technical adviser to
the UK Air Accident Investigation Branch on Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 so
that we may fully support the Malaysia
investigation," the company said in a short statement.
The Malaysian authorities said satellite data indicated that
the aircraft had last made contact with a satellite more than seven hours after
it took off. They said the signals had indicated that it was flown along one of
two standard flight corridors: either north, towards an area stretching from
northern Thailand to Kazakhstan , or south, towards airspace over Indonesia , out towards the southern Indian Ocean .
A source familiar with US assessments of the plane's
electronic signals said the most likely explanation was that it had turned
south over the Indian Ocean, where it is likely to have run out of fuel and
crashed into the sea.
There are claims that Malaysian military radar last
identified the plane in the Strait of Malacca, 1,000 miles west of Perth in Australia .
There were reports on Saturday that, after Malaysia air traffic control had
recognised it had lost the flight, it had repeatedly tried to contact the jet
for more than two hours before issuing a red alert.
If the plane continued north towards Central Asia, it is
unclear how it would have avoided detection by Indian air control or by other
radars in the vicinity, including the US
military airbase in Bagram ,
Afghanistan
Investigators are combing passenger and crew records but
American authorities have said they do not believe that anyone on board had
links to extremist groups.
Experts said that whoever disabled the plane's communication
systems and then flew the jet must have had a high degree of technical
knowledge and flying experience. One possibility is that one of the pilots was
intent on suicide.
On Saturday police began searching 53-year-old captain
Zaharie Ahmad Shah's home on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur . It was not clear if the home of
co-pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid, 27, was also being investigated. Shah joined
Malaysia Airlines in 1981 and was considered by colleagues to be an
"aviation tech geek" who had clocked in 18,365 flight hours. The
grandfather was considered "very friendly and safety-conscious" and
enjoyed flying miniature planes and playing with a flight simulator he had built
in his home.
The hunt for the plane has led to tensions between Malaysia and China , which had 153 of its
citizens on board. The Chinese government's Xinhua news agency accused Malaysia of
dragging its feet in releasing information. "Given today's technology, the
delay smacks of either dereliction of duty or reluctance to share information
in a full and timely manner," Xinhua said.
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