Yep — especially in light of this in The Atlantic:
Why the Official Explanation of MH370’s Demise Doesn’t Hold Up
Why have they ruled out the waters closer to West Java Indonesia???
And This:
MH370: The pings were not from the black box
From the article:
Why Inmarsat’s Analysis Is Probably Wrong
“The problem is, although this interpretation matches two basic expectations for the frequency graph, it still doesn’t match Inmarsat’s example flight paths.
“The new frequency values, calculated by Exner, show the flight’s speed relative to the satellite as only about 144 miles per hour by the last ping, but Inmarsat’s example flight paths show a relative speed of about 272 miles per hour.”
— meaning that the plane was flying much slower than Inmarsat claims and that would bend the flight path hundreds of miles north of where they are looking to the waters just south of Indonesian West Java — which is where a hijacking pilot would want to ditch a plane and catch a ride to shore.