MH370 Suspected Debris Strangely Being Secretly Disappeared (Photos)

UPDATE: SAT. AUG. 8, 11:50 PST

Maldives news reporter says “expat workers” took the airplane parts, not police as previously suspected, according to resort employees.

“According to the employees, the debris had been taken away along with the rest of the waste from the resort by expatriate workers,” reports HaveeruOnline, that also says “a Police team had arrived to gather more information.”

Correction: The original article stated that police had burned the four objects. That however, has not been confirmed. It is believed they are still in the hands of authorities.

Exclusive News Story By Deborah Dupré

BREAKING NEWS:

Deepening the MH370 mystery, Maldives Islanders are reporting today that after obvious airplane debris was recently found there on May 31, most of it was collected and burned. Police quietly collected four remaining pieces this week, after photos were posted on the internet, according to local reports. Airline staff who examined photos of the debris concur they are airplane pieces.

A call to the Deputy General Manager of the resort confirmed about the objects and photos of them.

“The objects were found on Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru resort beach 30-45 days ago,” confirms Maldives Islander Mohamed Wafir on Facebook. “Currently working staff at the resort confirmed that all of these were collected and burnt. They also said that they clearly knew that these objects were aeroplane material.”

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Four photographs taken of the debris were posted on Facebook. Shortly afterward, Maldives Police collected them and burned them, too, according to locals. The photographer is unknown.

“There is one piece left today. Size 5-7 inches. The resort Deputy GM [General Manager] confirmed [to] me that. Maldives Police went to resort to collect the remaining piece this afternoon,” Wafir, a Male, Maldives resident and offshore worker posted Friday at 4:30 PST on Facebook.

According to Wafir, the resort’s standard operating procedure is to transfer garbage to Thilafushi, an industrial island near Male’.

“All nearby resorts transfer garbage to Thilafushi. It was burnt in Thilafushi as per my friend working at the resort,” Wafir wrote.

James Hardy responded to the news saying, “I work for a large international airline. I and my friends who also work in aviation who have seen these photos photos all believe they appear to be aircraft parts due to the honeycomb construction.”

The discovery of the debris on La Reunion Island near Madagascar the last week of July is being treated as a “major lead” in the MH370 search, Australian officials said. Crews have been searching the southern Indian Ocean near Australia for any sign of the missing plane and have so far been unable to conclusively identify any debris belonging to the aircraft.

The same type of burning of objects has also happened on La Reunion Island, where airplane wreckage was found.

“From what I understand this is just normal practice on these island nations,” Hardy says, adding, however, that the Maldives Islanders’ findings “change everything”:

I am so blown away by those photographs posted by Mohamed Wafir I think they could be more significant than the wreckage found on reunion. Much more so.

It it can be proved that it is a piece from mh370 then it changes EVERYTHING. EVERYTHING.

• It would rule out the current search area off Perth as I am certain that the tides and currents could never have pushed it that far.

• It would prove to a skeptical world that the most logical place to search HAS TO BE south of where the 6 islanders saw an aircraft that morning. Which coincides with that sound event south of the Maldives too.

• It also matches the calculations that I and Qantas pilots have done in relation to fuel endurance. If flown low and slow there was more than enough fuel to reach the Maldives.

• Additionally witness accounts all report the aircraft was unusually low. That ALSO correlates to a low impact ditch from a low height at slow speed. Rather than 40,000.

… Again I think they could be more significant than the piece on Reunion. The time frame also gives these photos additional credibility.

Maldives Police Services visited that resort to investigate regarding the photographs and the remaining debris with them, accordiing to locals. Most probably, the remaining debris will be with Maldives Police Services now, they say.

On the morning of March 8, shortly after the Boeing airliner and its 239 passengers were reported missing, six Maldive Islanders reported seeing what they thought was possibly the aircraft flying extremely low over their island. They were oddly excluded from the official investigation.

Evidence then surfaced that two Boeings used for the disappearance, a military operation involving Diego Garcia it was speculated. If true, MH370 would likely have flown over the Maldives, as locals there said they saw. A covert MH370 military operation would explain why the six Maldives’ islander witnesses, who described the missing plane in detail, have never been interviewed by the military investigators.

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Dupré published her report about the Maldives, 2nd Boeing Untracked, Same MH370 Region, on March 16. This article suggested Malaysia Airlines’ missing Boeing flew the route a simialr Boeing did last year to refuel, the Maldives in the Indian Ocean. It left without official clearance, and flew to its next destination unannounced, an event the reader probably never knew and officials dared not mention regarding the missing Boeing. 

The recent findings in the Maldives aren’t the first of such. On March 25, it was reported that an aircraft fire extinguisher system, s suppression bottle, was found on a Maldives beach.

[See: MH370: Maldives Islanders Find Suspicious Object]

Military investigators, however, would not confirm this, according to Maldives Finest, that reported:

“On 25 March, a mysterious object, possibly a fire suppression bottle of an aircraft washed up ashore at Baarah, Maldives. Islanders first thought of it as a bomb and reported to authorities. The Maldives military has said it’s not an explosive device, but did not confirm if it was fire suppression bottle as people suspected or otherwise.”

A burning question about the new possible MH370 debris findings is: From which of the two Boeing planes used in this military operaiton would the new findings be?

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With certainty, one can believe that the longer officials dismiss, try to hide, and / or lie about MH370′s Maldives links, the more the public are justified in questioning the official military MH370 story.

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