Co-pilot’s phone signal picked up after jet vanished

A tower in Penang, Malaysia — about 250 miles from where the flight disappeared — detected the co-pilot’s cell phone the day the plane vanished.

Dear VIP’s;

If you recall my remote viewing,  ’Remote Viewing Flight 370 cockpit, the real story!’ acknowledge this section please.

Its now 4:39 am on Wednesday April 2, 2014 I was deep asleep and woke up with some vivid memories of my dream…

• I heard the last message sent by Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah , the clock says: 01:19:29 MAS370 Good Night Malaysian Three Seven Zero.
• All is quiet and seem normal in the cockpit and co pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid finalized all his checking and was in a very relaxed state of mind.
• The cockpit light is deemed to the maximum and in near total darkness.  I can see  Captain Zaharie using a small flash -light, looking at the picture below, his face is very sad, he is trying very hard not to cry and hide his feelings from his co-pilot. 
• The co-pilot was poisoned with some heavy sleeping tablets dropped secretively in his beverage by a very disturbed Captain. 

Zaharie was in no state of mind to be flying

• He is waiting for his co-pilot to become totally impaired and requested not to be disturbed by the crew. it is now 01:20:16,  I see him tampering with the electronics and he seems to be satisfied with the results. I see him disabling the auto pilot “off position” and manually turned the plane left, towards the Indian ocean.

Update: It is during this time that the co pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid noticed something was very wrong and tried to alert the authorities by placing a call. But Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah took the phone away from him without much resistance from the co-pilot. Cell phone question puzzles expert   

Dr. Turi with Jerry Pippin explaining what happened to flight 370 http://irnfiles.com/audio/PippinTuri.mp3

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