The Man Solving Malaysia Flight 370

BBC ^ | 27 October 2016 | Dave Seminara

[nickcarraway]

Blaine Alan Gibson has been called a modern-day Indiana Jones – though in temperament he’s probably a lot closer to Sherlock Holmes.

Blaine Alan Gibson has been called a modern-day Indiana Jones – though in temperament he’s probably a lot closer to Sherlock Holmes.

Gibson, 59, made headlines around the world earlier this year after he found debris from a Boeing 777 that was later confirmed to be a piece of the infamous Malaysia flight 370 aircraft, which went missing shortly after take-off on 8 March 2014 with 239 people on board.

After diligently working to transfer the panel to the authorities, Gibson stayed on the case, conducting his own unpaid investigation in 12 countries to solve the mystery of flight 370.

This isn’t the first time he’s tried to solve a puzzle. Journeys to Guatemala and Belize allowed him to develop a theory on the collapse of the Mayan civilization; an overland expedition to Siberia was about getting to the bottom of the mysterious 1908 Tunguska explosion; and he’s chased down the Lost Ark of the Covenant on the back roads and waterways of Ethiopia.

[nickcarraway]

[politicianslie]

Good job!

It just takes time and IQ to solve what others say can't be solved. You have to start where others should have started. NEVER, EVER pay any attention to what others accept as "facts."

And don't believe anything anyone else says.

Solving What Others Can't

[poconopundit]

Great story. Very interesting guy. Loved it!

[AZLiberty]

What happened to the Mayans: We discovered some caves in Belize that had a bunch of bashed-in skulls. They had the royal and noble obsidian inlay in their teeth, which told us that they were royalty, nobility and priests being killed. We concluded that there was a civil uprising. The people in the mountains and the jungle got tired of serving the high priests. They overthrew them, went down the coast, started trading and made money. The Mayans didn’t get on a spaceship and vanish; they simply had a social upheaval.

History seems to be repeating itself.

[kalee]

Interesting man.I hope he solves the mystery.

[BBell]

I hang with local people everywhere I go.

This is a very interesting fellow with some very interesting stories. He still has not visited Libya and Algeria yet. I hope he does not wind up dead or "disappeared".