Very suspicious reports about the Malaysia Air crash yesterday. The plane just went off the radar with no warning or message - just gone, which is extremely unusual. The only similar incident I can recall was the Air India bombing in 1985, caused by a device placed in luggage at Vancouver. Now, strange reports are coming out about 2 men who boarded the Malaysia plane with FALSE PASSPORTS. Quotations below are taken from The Shanghaiist. UPDATE (10:53pm): 37-year-old Italian national, Luigi Maraldi, earlier named on the manifest list of missing people, is confirmed alive in Thailand. He called his parents earlier today to say he was alive and well. Maraldis passport was stolen in August last year and it appears that one of the passengers on board MH370 was using the stolen passport. UPDATE (11:12pm): A second stolen passport, belonging to a 30-year-old Austrian by the name of Christian Kozel, may have been used by one of the passengers on board MH370. According to Austrian news agency APA, Kozels passport was reportedly stolen when he was on vacation in Thailand two years ago. Austrian foreign ministry spokesperson Martin Weiss has confirmed that he is alive and well in Austria. UPDATE (2.24am): The two imposters who boarded MH370 using the afore-mentioned stolen passports bought their tickets through China Southern, which shares the Beijing-Kuala Lumpur route with Malaysia Airlines on a code-share basis. According to a post on China Southerns Weibo page, the airline had 7 passengers on board the flight. These included 2 Ukrainians, 1 Chinese, 1 Dutch, 1 Malaysian. shanghaiist/2014/03/08/breaking_malaysia_airlines_flight_e.php
Posted on: Sat, 08 Mar 2014 18:50:45 +0000
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