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originally posted by: moobie
originally posted by: bigfoot007
originally posted by: moobie
originally posted by: bigfoot007
If we are to look for radar flight evidence, to back up any evidence of ATC, then the neighbouring countries could be asked, although I am not sure what their radar range would be. Also look at the neighbours, not all a savoury bunch (no offence meant).
Neighbouring countries may not cover the area, that is why they hand off.
Russia would certainly cover that area probably from Rostov
Cerainly, Probably, which is it?
originally posted by: BMorris
Morally outraged about the incident? Of course I am, but I'm also intelligent enough to realise that:
a) I'm not qualified to perform an analysis on radar data.
b) Not qualified to interpret said analysis.
c) Not qualified to know or interpret international law or politics.
d) The premature revelation of any factual data to the general public could actually do more harm than help.
The best thing to do right now, is just follow the emergent situation, and let the people who are experts in their fields, and recognised authorities do what they are paid to do, and not try and play armchair-CSI.
originally posted by: Orwells Ghost
I'm not sure if this has been posted yet:
www.huffingtonpost.com...
Now everybody go nuts...
Its been brought up like 30 pages back..
originally posted by: Orwells Ghost
I'm not sure if this has been posted yet:
www.huffingtonpost.com...
Now everybody go nuts...
He also said his forces had brought the plane's "black boxes" to the city and he was supervising them personally.
originally posted by: DaFunk
a reply to: Xcathdra
I dont work for any agencies involved in investigating this incident
Ok, any other agencies perhaps....?
originally posted by: Orwells Ghost
My apologies, I didn't have it in me to read the 60 or so pages that have been written since I last looked at this thread.
originally posted by: Zandril
I've been seeing conflicting reports on the news. Are the black boxes in the hands of the rebels or are they currently in Russia?
The black boxes for the downed Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 have been found, a Ukraine rebel leader said Sunday.
Alexander Borodai said that the devices would be handed over to the International Civil Aviation Organization.
The announcement came as international investigators and Ukrainian officials said that pro-Russia separatists forced emergency services to surrender the bodies of 196 victims of the plane crash and loaded them onto refrigerated trains bound for a rebel-held city.
Borodai said the bodies would remain in refrigerated containers at a train station in the town of Torez until the arrival of an international aviation delegation.
The surprising, rapid-fire developments Sunday morning came after a wave of international outrage over how the bodies of plane crash victims were being handled and amid fears that the armed rebels who control the territory where the plane came down could be tampering with the evidence.