Report: Investigators Now Looking for ‘Mystery Woman’ who Called Malaysia Airlines Pilot Before Takeoff

After the September 11th Al Qaeda attacks on the U.S., Malaysia instituted an anti-terrorism policy under which every purchased phone number is registered to an individual, the Daily Mail noted.

When police tried to locate the person who called the pilot of the ill-fated flight, they instead arrived at a store that sells SIM cards in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur. There, they learned it had been “very recently” purchased by an individual who gave a woman’s name, but was later discovered to have been using a false identity.

The Daily Mail wrote, “The discovery raises fears of a possible link between Captain Zaharie, 53, and terror groups whose members routinely use untraceable SIM cards.  Everyone else who spoke to the pilot on his phone in the hours before the flight took off has already been interviewed.”

Today, Malaysia officially said that Flight 370 was down and there would be no survivors, based on sightings of debris at “World’s End” (the South Indian Ocean). While there is a possibility that the wreckage of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 has been found, as of yet, there is no possible way to determine that the aircraft went down because of a mechanical problem. There are still the man-made reasons to consider; terrorism, workplace violence, sabotage, or a suicidal pilot, co-pilot, or other crew member with access to the cockpit.

This story brings us back to the reality that something sinister seems to have happened to the missing Flight MH370 with 239 passengers and crew. A mystery phone call to the pilot from somebody that hid their identity is nothing to just shrug off. The fact that terrorists frequently use the same method of obtaining untraceable cell phones. But that is not the only strange anomaly that has been discovered. How about the flight simulator in the pilot’s home that MAY have had a simulator tour that involved Diego Garcia? The missing family of the pilot raised eyebrows, but now the missing wife was supposedly going to be interviewed by the Malaysians, with a “gentle approach with a potentially key witness [that] has reportedly irked FBI investigators assisting with the probe.”

At this point, it very much seems that there will be a very predictable outcome to the missing Flight MH370. Pieces of the 777 will be “found” and “recovered,” and a government entity, probably Malaysia, with the support of many other countries including the United States, will claim that the mystery is solved. But, those anticipated words, “consider it solved,” will never quell the doubts of just about everybody that has been following this story, including the relatives of those that were on that fateful flight.  This story will just add to the mystery.  Just sayin’…

Report: Investigators Now Looking for ‘Mystery Woman’ who Called Malaysia Airlines Pilot Before Takeoff

By Sharona Schwartz

Mar. 23, 2014 8:16am

From TheBlaze.com

Investigators are focusing their efforts on discovering who called Malaysia Airlines flight 370’s pilot shortly before takeoff using a prepaid cellphone purchased with a false ID, Britain’s Daily Mail is reporting.

According to the report published late Saturday night, “The captain of missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 received a two-minute call shortly before take-off from a mystery woman using a mobile phone number obtained under a false identity.”

The call was one of the last made to or dialed from Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah’s cellphone on the day of the flight now more than two weeks ago, the Daily Mail reported.

“Investigators are treating it as potentially significant because anyone buying a pay-as-you-go [prepaid] SIM card in Malaysia has to fill out a form giving their identity card or passport number,” the British paper wrote.

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