Mh370: In Four Easy Steps

Malaysia Airlines MH370 vanished shortly after takeoff from Kuala Lumpur Airport on March 8, 2014. The perpetrator is widely believed to have been the plane's pilot, Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah. For the past four and a half years, three massive searches have failed to locate the plane's final resting place and its black-box flight recorders to help solve the mystery. But now, a common geometric tool known as "trilateration" has been used by Author Michael Chillit to track the plane using satellite "ping rings" from the plane's final six hours of flight. The plane's terminal location and whatever secrets it may hold for investigators is now known to lie a little northeast of Batavia Seamount in the South Indian Ocean. At least three independent drift studies conducted by France, Germany, and the United States have come to exactly the same conclusion.