Yea, this whole thing stinks. Looks like the map coordinates on the link show the debris is fairly close together. Just so odd that after 2 weeks, currents, etc. it’s all floating together. This whole investigation has been mis-handled and botched from the beginning. Stories have been put out, then changed. I’m not sure if we’ll ever find out the “truth”. Poor families of the passengers.
“I’m not sure if we’ll ever find out the “truth”. Poor families of the passengers.”
I agree w/ your assessment of this tragic situation. We may never know the what or why of what happened.
I’m not a CNN watcher, but my spouse has watched countless hours of their insipid coverage. I think it’s shameful for all these so called experts to tout their theory of the hour w/o any regard to facts or the lack of facts. The hubby has finally turned off CNN and will come ask me to check online for new information.
As for the Malayasian government, they have been an example of how NOT to handle a missing airplane story. Yes, people want to know what’s going on...but it helps no one when the information handed out is wrong and keeps changing daily/hourly.
If it blew up or crashed, there would be thousands of pieces, so is it so surprising that 122 pieces were near each other?