Debris officially from MH370

[SpacemanSpiff]

https://gma.yahoo.com/mh370-part-found- ... ories.html

Malaysian PM confirms the part of the 777 airplane found on Reunion Island is from Flight MH370.

(I've been scratching my head on this all week. The part was acknowledged early on as being from a 777, and there's only one (publicly) known missing 777 -- Flight MH370. Connect the dots, folks!)

[BackInTex]

https://gma.yahoo.com/mh370-part-found- ... ories.html

Malaysian PM confirms the part of the 777 airplane found on Reunion Island is from Flight MH370.

(I've been scratching my head on this all week. The part was acknowledged early on as being from a 777, and there's only one (publicly) known missing 777 -- Flight MH370. Connect the dots, folks!)

/sarcasm/Maybe some parts never made it to assembly, as with these:/sarcasm/

[SpacemanSpiff]

Normally I decry conspiracy theories and roll my eyes at them, but in this case I can't blame these folks.

http://news.yahoo.com/experts-starting- ... 00480.html#

Given that the Malaysian government hasn't been the most accurate purveyor of info in this whole tragedy, and the fact that the folks in Europe haven't corroborated what the Malaysian PM has announced, there seem to be a number of Chinese family members of MH370 passengers who think the stuff suddenly showing up on the beach is bogus and planted, designed to hide the fact that their relatives are still alive and held somewhere.

[SpacemanSpiff]

Now the French have confirmed the flaperon (sounds like part of a toilet) is indeed from MH370.

http://news.yahoo.com/france-confirms-w ... 52302.html