Michael Hoebel, 60, from Tonawanda, New York, (left) spent hours
trawling through the images made available to the public on a
crowd-sourcing website, TomNod.com, before coming across what he
believes is a plane (center). The recreational pilot said he was shocked
to discover that the aircraft, which vanished two months ago, appeared
to be in one piece beneath the water off the northeast coast of
Malaysia, just west of Songkhla in Thailand (see map, right). 'I was
taken aback, because I couldn't believe I would find this,' he said. He
has contacted the FBI and NTSB with his findings.
Monday, 28 April 2014
Is this MH370? US pilot believes he's found wreckage of missing flight after searching thousands of satellite images online
Michael Hoebel, 60, from Tonawanda, New York, (left) spent hours
trawling through the images made available to the public on a
crowd-sourcing website, TomNod.com, before coming across what he
believes is a plane (center). The recreational pilot said he was shocked
to discover that the aircraft, which vanished two months ago, appeared
to be in one piece beneath the water off the northeast coast of
Malaysia, just west of Songkhla in Thailand (see map, right). 'I was
taken aback, because I couldn't believe I would find this,' he said. He
has contacted the FBI and NTSB with his findings.
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