@HDTBill Thanks for your reply. Just wonder if you have seen the video on this (ATC) audio on our website. MH370whathappened that covers our logic on this.
@RadiantPhysics It would seem to make more sense if MH370 control was taken away from the pilots/passengers it would have been done via a UAP. I do not understand why Jeff does not seem to cover this possibility as it appears to be higher up on the probability scale.
@HDTBill From the research I have done it would appear more likely as outlined in the video that the exact MH370 location would be a known entity. For those interested pls see https://t.co/PEnDZhRL05.
@HDTBill@joedcoleman1981 To be clear we both agree ADS-B, SSR radar and 1:19 AM etc all show MH370 at IGARI. My point is all above very likely adjusted post flight. Pre-flight data likely would show turn around 4.7 to 5.0 N.
@HDTBill@joedcoleman1981 It would be great to show that I am wrong about the early turn back. It is all documented in detail in https://t.co/8LZN9qkIzG. Can I suggest say starting off with the ADS-B data what you think I have wrong in my research. Ideally specific issues.
@HDTBill@joedcoleman1981 You are correct ADS-B and other data e.g. secondary radar shows MH370 going of SSR near IGARI. But if you look through https://t.co/8LZN9qkIzG shows it highly likely ADS-B an others were adjusted post flight. So around N4.7 likely. Have a look at the data.
@ShefRob69@HDTBill I have looked at both not so much for TWA800 but did a small video on it but quite a lot for MH370. You are I believe correct for 800 and it appears 370 follows a similar pattern.
@ShefRob69@HDTBill Rob I have checked with AI it also states if you discount TWA800 which we both believe was not a mechanical fuel tank issue then there are none. Do you think my video covers the main points reported by the independant researchers?