IT WAS PILOT SUICIDE...there is no mystery for flight MH 370 and there's a huge cover up in Malaysia

Silk Air 185 lawsuit

evidence that the pilot commited suicide was suppressed

mechcanical failure was allowed even though it was in direct contradiction to overwhelming NTSB findings of the former

Singapore led the investigations

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this has been a most disrespectful major cover up


Another person, who declined to give his name, said a lawsuit was the only way forward. “We are definitely going to sue them. This is really bad. [We are not suing] Malaysia Airlines, but the Malaysian government,” he told reporters.

[link to www.independent.co.uk]

Does anyone know if the pilot was a Muslim?

This dumbass theory is just that.....The plane was tracked 1,000 miles off course.....but you go on with your dumbass ignorant theories....Debris WOULD have been recovered.....and the plane would not have been tracked....

Pilot suicide.....sure tard!!!!

It would explain the " phuckit " look he has in this video.

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dick wad

someone turned the transponder off duh!

someone changed the planes heading to the west duh!

the person who did this could've then put the plane in auto pilot and blowed his brains out or could've sat in the drivers seat and enjoyed the ride

I find it hard to believe that no military satellites seem to have detected this plane. All the world powers have dedicated people watching the sky for moving objects, especially after 9/11. My best guess is that someone /wanted/ the plane to disappear and had people in position, both on the plane and among observers of satellite-data. I guess the plane will be used in a later, major false-flag operation, involving weapons of mass destruction. I guess a big plane like a Boeing 777 will be very effective in spreading biological weapons?

there has to be suspicions that the pilot was involved and may have been practicing this on the flight simulator at his home

SO WHY IN HELL has not confiscated the flight simulator and analyzed it to see if they could find out where he may have been looking to take the plane

Malaysian authorities should have done this days ago but have yet to enter the pilots home

this pilot loved life and flying so scratch the suicide theory

Debris WOULD have been recovered


get this in your small tard ass head,

he didn't want the plane to be found and is why the transponder was turned off and changed direction for the Indian Ocean

he your friend

Any Boeing buffs know why transponders can be turned off when in flight?

I would have thought they should be on all the time.

this was a hijacking and the pilot was instructed to fly to china and crash but rather to save more people, he went the opposite way and crashed into the indian ocean...

What about the co-pilot? Was he committing suicide too? If not, couldn't he have stopped this or at least do something to alert authorities that this was going down?

I believe the cabin crew can immediately switch on a "we are being hijacked" transponder alert if a hijack is attempted.

If it went down in the Indian Ocean,the waters are 2-3 miles deep there.The South China Sea,where they first lost contact is 3/4 of a mile deep.It may be a while before they find anything,even though I believe they already know.

Seek ye the deepest abyss, there it will be found.

agreed snakeskin cowboy

are you from West Virginia

now you've got to be shitting me right

he was supposed to crash in China

but saved more people by crashing in the Indian Ocean

The plane was probably shot down.

how many of you damn hillblies are they on GLP

they found no wreckage

keep believing that State Run Malaysian horseshit

they don't want the plane to be found or the pilot implicated

yes he saved many more lives by not crashing into a very well populated china....he was admiral for what he chose to do...prayers for the families ...peace

you are a hillbilly huh

do you really think that they would've allowed to pilot to change course to what ever the hell they was wanting to 9/11

hell no they would have took control and flew the damn thing into whatever they wanted

it wasn't hijacked

New Evidence Suggests That Plane Disappearance Was A Deliberate Act

Two U.S. officials believe the shutdown of two separate communications systems from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 happened at different times, indicating the disappearance was less likely the result of a catastrophic failure and more the result of a "deliberate act," according to a new report from ABC News.

Sources speaking with ABC believe the data reporting system was shut down at 1:07 a.m., while the transponder — sending out location and altitude data — was shut down at 1:21 a.m.

U.S. investigators are "convinced that there was manual intervention," one source told ABC, indicating an accident is not the reason the plane vanished.

If the disappearance of the plane were a result of a catastrophic failure, such as an explosion or engine malfunction, the systems likely would have stopped transmitting at the same time or within a much shorter period. But a 14-minute delay raises even more questions.

Further, investigators suspect the missing flight stayed in the air for about four hours after it reached its last confirmed location, according to Andy Pasztor of The Wall Street Journal.

With an accident becoming less likely, the scenarios for what happened are a hijacking or actions by rogue crew members. One person close to the investigation told The Wall Street Journal that there could be a third possibility: The plane could have been diverted "with the intention of using it later for another purpose."

"That's been a possibility right from the start," Patrick Smith, an airline pilot and author, told Business Insider's Michael Kelley. "It's very unlikely, but I suppose it's conceivable."

time to check the timeline

U.S. official: 'Significant likelihood' that Malaysian plane is on the bottom of Indian Ocean

[link to www.cnn.com]

U.S. official: 'Significant likelihood' that Malaysian plane is on the bottom of Indian Ocean

[link to www.cnn.com]

important issue

what was the time that MATC received this message

The final words heard from the cockpit of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 before it disappeared without trace were: "Alright, good night."

for those that want to know how the transponders got turned off, all electrics are fused with circuit breakers in the cockpit

found it

The calmness of the exchange between Malaysian air traffic controllers and the cockpit just before 1.20 am is in stark contrast to the air of intensifying confusion and increasingly contradictory statements coming from Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday.

so the plot was already underway when Alright, good night

communication came through

was it the pilot that said Alright, good night

The data reporting system, they believe, was shut down at 1:07 a.m. The transponder -- which transmits location and altitude -- shut down at 1:21 a.m.