Important discovery about MH370
Daniel Boyer, a British investigator, has just said that he has found the engine debris of MH370 and can “prove” it.
The global hunt for the mysteriously missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has intensified after a British tech expert claimed to have found MH370 on Google Maps.
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| Boeing aircraft engines. |
This discovery was followed by a bigger twist when another truth seeker claimed to have found photos of MH370 debris in the Cambodian jungle.
Daniel Boyer told Britain’s Daily Star newspaper that he believed the “debris” included one that was similar in size to the cockpit of the missing plane. The investigator later released photos of what he said was the tail of MH370.
Mr Boyer now says he is confident he has located MH370's engine.
In the photos that this investigator gave to the Star Daily, white objects - possibly debris of MH370, are located in the middle of the jungle, about 100 km west of Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh.
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| White piece suspected to be MH370 engine in Cambodian jungle. |
Pointing to a close-up photo, Mr. Boyer said the white piece is the engine of MH370, measuring 4.37m wide and 2.79m long, similar to the standard engine size of a Boeing aircraft.
“I don’t think this area has been searched yet,” said Mr. Boyer. “It’s a huge find.”
Flight MH370, carrying 239 people, took off from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to Beijing, China and mysteriously disappeared on March 8, 2014.
