Flight 370 -- NASA Image shows plane fuselage debris off Vietnam coast

In a post from Adriaen22 comes what appears to be some new information that puts a new spin on the Malaysian Flight 370 story.

If you read her story and take the image shown and do a ‘google search by image’, this particular shot appears to have found its way onto the Internet on or around May 1, 2014 in several returned abstracts tieing to the image.

You will note, the debris in question clearly has the familiar paint stripes of a Malaysian Jet airliner and looks like a good hunk of the shell fuselage in the water next to a Vietnamese vessel sent out to investigate by the Vietnamese government following visual sightings of a jet falling from the sky on the morning of March 8, 2014.

The author of the story goes on to review and connect the dots on how to fit this image in with the rest of the ‘conflicting’ data.

Be patient.  Read the entire story, which is fairly elaborate, but well written.

The bottom line.  There’s clearly foul play involved and whatever was planned went badly.  Very badly.

Adriaen22 posits that the image shown is of debris of the Israel Tel Aviv ‘sister’ 777 and that the MH 370 flight diverted west and landed on Diego Garcia, as I have felt all along since the Phillip Woods story broke.

– Dietrich Schmitz