[Uncle Chip]

A lot of people turning up the heat on Inmarsat, Malaysia, and Australia to release the satellite data, especially when they are fixin' to spend $70 million to search in what may be the wrong place.

Trust but verified --

[Bryan24]

“Somebody is lying...”

Ya think, Miles? How many revisions and changes to the official information coming from Malaysia did it take for you to figure that out? It was apparent to me within a week that something was really wrong about the whole situation.

[SkyPilot]

When I heard their explanation: "It was a new, never before used algorithm, specifically written for this case, based on the Doppler Effect, that has convinced searchers that MH 370 crashed in the Indian Ocean" - I thought that was nuts and laughable.

They texted the families and then told the world the jet had crashed in the Indian Ocean with ZERO physical evidence.

[Uncle Chip]

CNN should ask the big question:

Who benefits if the plane and black boxes are not found until after all or most of the claims and lawsuits against the airline and its insurance carrier are settled.

And where is the money coming from to pay for the search???

[First_Salute]

If attempting an under-the-RADAR / unseen pass thru to Pakistan:

The aircraft likely attempted a route between Bangladesh and Burma ... Bhutan ... Nepal ...

Somewhere along there, detected by Red Chinese air defense, the aircraft was probably shot down in between mountains.

There, are so many places to lose airplanes, and the allies lost many there during World War II.

If the Red Chinese could locate the “black box,” they might transport it to some spot in the Indian ocean where governments would like the aircraft to be found ... and then the Red Chinese would announce that the Red Chinese heard something ... down there southwest of Australia.

Is my guess.