Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370: Mystery unraveled? Are debris scattered in Cambodian forests?
Malaysian Airlines plane, a new claim has been made by the most unexpected people. Some amateur investigators claim to have cracked the decade-long mystery of the disappearance of flight MH370. They have claimed that the plane has been spotted in Google Maps in the dense forest of Cambodia, reports 'Daily Star'.
Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 was on its regular flight from Kuala Lumpur to the Chinese capital Beijing in March 2014, when it suddenly lost call contacts and simply disappeared from the radar. It vanished just 40 minutes after taking off from the Malaysian capital. Its debris too has not been found despite repeated attempts by various agencies in the past ten years. Flight MH 370 has become one of the biggest mysteries of aviation history.
Have aliens abducted the MH370 plane?
Many conspiracy theories, including those of the alien abduction, North Korean involvement and an insurance scam have been discussed, but none have been able to reveal where the plane has gone. Some other bizarre theories too could not explain where the plane had gone and what happened to its debris.
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British tech expert Ian Wilson has claimed that the debris of the plane is scattered deep in a forest in Cambodia. He revealed that he had spotted the Malaysia Airlines plane on Google Maps. He and his brother Jackie flew to the country to track it down themselves. He said that he was forced to abandon a near-fatal search for debris after battling
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