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Im a regular watcher of Air Crash Investigators and with all the little coincidences going on it doesn't fit into your stereotypical air disaster, if such thing exists.
The sudden disappearance, the reported change of direction prior, the recent military intelligence of low level off course flight path, the mobile phone calls, the passports and no of/identity of the travellers in question.
The reports that 20 passengers on board work for a company that makes a 'cloaking' device.

Over the years I have watched the hijackings in the middle east in the70's/ 80's, the inflight bombings, the mechanical and pilot error/action disasters and it just doesn't fit any mould.

The only thing it comes close to is 9/11 type scenarios where the plane may be used as a weapon, but when and where and what would be the agenda behind it.

If unfound it will become one of the greatest mysteries known to mankind considering the technology available today.

I guess the first question is, with the available fuel on board and the data collected by the Malaysian defence force, how far could it fly before it ran out of fuel/landed, if it has been hijacked.
What countries would harbor this type of criminal activity.