On Wednesday, August 22, the Mirror published an article about an unnamed anonymous "theorist" who accidentally discovered a Malaysian Boeing allegedly missing in March 2014 on Google maps. The plane, flying from Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) to Beijing (PRC), disappeared in the sky over the South China Sea 40 minutes after takeoff. Onboard there were 239 people (12 crew members and 227 passengers).
The map clearly shows the image of the plane as if lying on the bottom off the coast of Indonesia, near the city of Padang (if you look at the coordinates). This "anonymous author" came to the conclusion that since the plane is under water, it is certainly the same missing Malaysian Boeing. Nevertheless, it is possible that the freeze frame simply captured another plane landing above the water, especially since the coast is very close and such a decrease is quite justified.
Missing Malaysian Boeing found on Google Maps
On Wednesday, August 22, the Mirror published an article about an unnamed anonymous "theorist" who accidentally discovered a Malaysian Boeing allegedly missing in March 2014 on Google maps. The plane, flying from Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) to Beijing (PRC), disappeared in the sky over the South China Sea 40 minutes after takeoff. Onboard there were 239 people (12 crew members and 227 passengers).
Flight 370 lost contact with air traffic control 40 minutes after takeoff over the South China Sea and disappeared from radar. They searched for him until 2017, but no trace of the missing plane was ever found. The pilot's last words were "Good night, 370".