Origins: On 5 August 2015, the web site Real News Right Now published an article titled "Aircraft Resembling MH370 Found in Warehouse Belonging to CNN" which reported that:ĭEA agents and sheriff’s deputies with the Pinal County Narcotics Task Force made a startling discovery Tuesday while serving a drug warrant that ended in a botched raid. What to make of this? “Aircraft resembling #MH370 found in warehouse belonging to please check this out" the conspiracy theory " seems real ? I love a good conspiracy theory but this one is nek level Subject: Aircraft Resembling MH370 Found in Warehouse Belonging to CNN
Just received an email with the link attached, link is included below. "There's no reason to do that," he said, noting the 22 minutes might have been the time of "possible negotiation" between the pilot and someone else possibly on the ground.Example: It's a clue, two and a half hours after take off, he says would reduce the distance the aircraft could travel. "It introduces a whole new way of thinking about what actually happened."īut Glynn says there's one moment in the signal system where the aircraft enters a 22-minute "holding pattern" at 3.12am in the morning. With the signals being sent out every two minutes, the system is precise – even when determining the final resting place of the doomed flight. "People started thinking that with the knowledge of aircraft passing through these links … that sometimes they change the signal and that could be picked up," he explained, noting the 'signals' act like trip wires.Įssentially, if an aircraft flies through a signal – that aircraft can then be tracked. One WSPR moment shows a mysterious 22-minute holding pattern. Currently, records of this sort of correspondence go back to 2009. Glynn says the hand operators who send out signals to see how far it can travel is received by another operator, the interaction is logged into the WSPR data base. Typically, these radios are for people to talk to each other around the world. Using the Weak Signal Propagation Report (WSPR), which is a network of radio signals across the globe using amateur or hand radios, Glynn says further details about the flight have quickly been uncovered. Glynn, who wants another search for MH370 to be launched in light of recent developments, says he believes a modern technology network may be the new key to find the aircraft. Once the plane flew over the Malay peninsular, it went around the island of Penang and up the Malacca Strait and eventually over the southern Indian Ocean – which is where extensive searches have concentrated. "He has been flying as a Captain on a 777 since 1998 … so a very senior captain."īut after further investigation in the hours and days following, it became apparent that the aircraft turned back towards Malaysia before entering Vietnamese airspace several hours after take off. "I don't see him as a person who could do that," Sharuji said. Shah, who had 18,000 flying hours under his belt and was a father of three, would often make flying videos in his spare time using his own flight simulator.īut despite the theory surrounded Shah's motivation, Malaysia Airlines Crisis Director Fuad Sharuji said he does not believe one of the airline's senior pilots would intentionally hijack and bring down a passenger plane. "There's a case to be made there," he added. Glynn added that the 53-year-old's Facebook was a treasure trove of political activity and anti-government sentiment. "Again, would it be enough for him to take such drastic action without saying he did it, that's difficult to say." "He was active in the party … again no claim or responsibility in any of this … but that's one lead," author and journalist Ean Higgins told the investigation. Ibrahim was convicted of sodomy just one day prior to MH370's disappearance – with experts believing Shah was "upset" by the verdict.
Glynn's theory around Shah is linked to the distant family relationship he had with Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia's Opposition leader at the time of the crash.
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