We have to look at possible vs provable. Statically, We have to believe the plane went down in the ocean-considering the earth is 2\3 water. We know the plane turned back. We know that communication was intentionally cut off from ATC. There is no conspiracy. The plane was hijacked by its own pilot (the copilot was either fatally injured or forcefully removed from the cockpit by the pilot). The murder suicide was then carried forward when the pilot reached 45 thousand feet allowing the passengers and crew to pass out. The oxygen that was forced out of their bodies caused brain damage, then the heart stopped pumping blood and within 2 minutes the planes passengers died. The pilot was wearing an oxygen mask until he returned at safe cursing level. He set the controls to fly into the Indian Ocean until the plane ran out of fuel. Although uncertain I would suspect the plane would descend as the fuel levels dropped, The plane feel from sky at approximately 7000 feet from the water. I would expect with high winds the plane crashed on its side (opposed to nose first). The fuselage (that remained intact) floated for about 15 minutes, before it started sink to the bottom of the ocean. With an average depth of 2 miles down, it would have taken the plane another 15 minutes to sink. Keep in mind the water is moving at rapid speeds and the plane probably moved on the ocean floor 5-10 miles from the crash site. The flight simulator found in the pilot home will show that the pilot practiced this maneuver for several weeks before he finally carried out his suicide mission. The fact there were passengers and crew on the plane is secondary. He need this crash to make a statement against what I believe was the Malaysian Government. The black box will never be found and debris will surface but I feel nothing of interest will ever materialize. But hey I could way off base and its hiding out in Iran somewhere or Creatures from another planet beamed it up.
Posted on: Fri, 28 Mar 2014 02:11:28 +0000
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