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Comment by Central Scrutinizer on March 26, 2014 at 7:50pm

just a guess, but think that 122 objects debris field is going to end the whole plane dilemma

...unless it's Fukushima debris

Comment by Tara on March 26, 2014 at 7:10pm

http://www.inquisitr.com/1164450/malaysia-airlines-plane-carried-ph...

"The Malaysia Airlines plane missing since Friday evening U.S. Eastern Time was carrying one adult American, the man’s family confirmed Saturday. Philip Wood, 50, of Keller, Texas was an employee of IBM, working in the corporation’s Kuala Lumpur office, and a father of two, was a passenger on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 to Beijing."

"The missing Malaysia Airlines plane has another Texas connection. The Austin firm Freescale Semiconductor said that 20 of its employees, 12 Malaysians and eight Chinese nationals, were on board Flight MH370."

Comment by Tara on March 26, 2014 at 7:06pm

A collection of news reports about the Missing Malaysian Plane... http://12160.info/profiles/status/show?id=2649739%3AStatus%3A1431474

Comment by Central Scrutinizer on March 26, 2014 at 6:59pm

French Satellite Finds 122-Object 'Debris Field' Possibly Linked To Malaysian Plane

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by Frances Martel 26 Mar 2014, 8:49 AM PDT 

French satellites have found what they believe could be a "debris field" made of parts of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, Malaysian officials announced to day. The news arrives after inclement weather halted the search Tuesday.

Malaysia's acting transportation minister Hishammuddin Hussein announced Wednesday that the field contained more than one hundred items of varying size, some of which appeared "bright, possibly indicating solid materials." The news follows days of leads in an area about 1,500 miles west of Perth, Australia, and further away from any other land. Hishammuddin thanked the countries involved in the search for their "unprecedented levels of cooperation"-- particularly Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, as he is hosting the search teams in Perth.

The Associated Press reports that Malaysian officials called the debris field "the most credible lead we have" and released photos that show spots in the ocean-- clearly objects of some sort. The Wall Street Journal notes that the French satellite footage is the fourth of its type in the area, other leads coming from British, Chinese, and Australian satellite imaging. Planes have been dispatched to the area to find them, and while they are the most concrete evidence of a crash Malaysian officials currently have, little is known until those objects are in the hands of investigators.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2014/03/26/French-Satellite-Find...