A CIA Officer's Perspective
Someone took MH370. But who, and why? In today’s episode of Finding MH370, we delve into the motivation and methodology of one potential culprit with someone who has a rare and compelling perspective ...
25 Apr 35min
How To Cyberjack a 777 (Imagining the Impossible, part 3)
In the previous two episodes I talked about how search officials became convinced that the plane must have gone into the southern Indian Ocean because they didn’t think that debris could be planted, a...
21 Mars 41min
MH370 Vulnerability Exposed (Imagining the Impossible, part 2)
Soon after MH370 vanished in 2014, investigators became convinced that there was only one possible explanation: that the plane's captain, Zaharie Ahmed Shah, had hijacked the plane and carried out an ...
9 Mars 29min
MH370 Physical Evidence (Imagining the Impossible, part 1)
In July of 2015, fifteen months after Malaysica Airlines Flight 370 disappeared into the night, a piece of its right wing washed ashore on La Réunion island in the western Indian Ocean. Investigators ...
28 Feb 37min
What the Government Doesn't Want You to Know [S2Ep51 audio]
With the latest round of seabed search suspended after a fairly miniscule of progress, there’s a lot of frustration right now about the search for MH370. A lot of people just can’t believe that, in th...
18 Feb 14min
Seabed Search Wrap-up [S2Ep50 audio]
It’s Sunday, February 8, and Armada 86 05 has set sail from Gage Roads near Perth Australia, and is not heading back out to the search area, as many had hoped, but is instead sailing for the Pacific, ...
8 Feb 14min
Search Week 4: One Mystery Solved, Another Emerges
Phase 2 of the seabed search for MH370 has ended, as Ocean Infinity’s search ship pulls its robot subs from the water and hands for port. In today’s episode we’ll talk about what they accomplished in ...
26 Jan 15min
New Search: Week 3 Results [S2Ep48 audio]
Last week we expected that the scan of the seabed was about to take a short-term break, as Ocean Infinity’s research ship, Armada 86 05, was scheduled to return to port the very next day. Well, right ...
20 Jan 1h 17min
