[Sawdring]

Or a discarded Lost filming set.

[sparklite2]

Can bodies in the open air be skeletonized in that short of a time?

[rdl6989]

There’s a lot of evidence the plane went in the opposite direction. This can’t be MH370, but if it is how did it get THERE?

[smokingfrog]

[Rebelbase]

If true CNN will fall into multiple orgasms.

[hecticskeptic]

Didn’t somebody just find some washed up plane fuselage or a door that was to be from Flight MH 370 on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean? Or did they figure out that the serial number wasn’t a match?

[Robert DeLong]

The distance from Reunion Island (where the wing was found) to the Philippines is 5066 miles roughly. Are we to believe they stayed in the air that long with one wing missing?

Seems unlikely to me.

[relictele]

No internet or newspapers...sounds tempting.

[llevrok]

any south american soccer players aboard that flight ?

[Kartographer]

[norton]

Did anyone ask the kid if he saw a propeller?

WW2 left a lot of rubble around the PI and there have been decades for others [not as large as MH379] to have been lost.

[Kartographer]

I have to think that maybe what we have here is one of those rare cases where reality takes the shape of fiction.

[kiltie65]

These lost planes/pilots, rather than pilots going whacky or pilot error being blamed...could it be possible (as was brought up on TV today about those South Western plane delays, the conjecture being they were possibly hacked) that they were hacked in some way. What horror if planes could be hacked, and the pilot couldn’t work the controls or radio and just sat there until it ran out of fuel and crashed. It would damage plane travel immensely if hackers could bring down planes at will.

[Sarah Barracuda]

Somewhere Richard Quest is thinking “YES IM RELEVANT AGAIN”

[DuncanWaring]

The youth and pals found “many skeletons” in the fuselage, Omar said, some still wearing seatbelts, and more human bones nearby.

If the crash was mild enough to leave skeletons in the fuselage, a few passengers would have survived.

And, of course, the ELT would have activated and been detected.

[Parley Baer]

If it really is an airplane there with skeletons it is most likely from WW2. Otherwise I have my doubts. The radar most assuredly would have picked it up if it was flying in that direction.

[Tupelo]

Even back in the dim past, I was pretty bad at identifying aircraft silhouette, but I do know one thing.
That airplane in the photo accompanying the story ain’t no Boeing 777.

[bgill]

Stupid reporter tricks again. Left us hanging how with no phone, no lights, no motor car, not a single luxury, like Robinson Crusoe it’s primitive as can be did word get out to authorities. The author left it like the kids didn’t tell anyone they found a plane full of skeletons. Uh, helloooo, it’s a plane full of skeletons!

[MrB]

How every “Heavy Metal” of them...