It was just on the news that the pilot was downloading a beta copy of SONAR X3e at the time of the disappearance...

Potential wreckage found (I know, I know...another "maybe" story)
 
http://www.dailymail.co.u...te-signals-engine.html

I'm beginning to believe that we are facing a mystery that will never get thoroughly solved. Something that our grand grand grandchildren read about, something that will be depicted in countless movies etc.
Also, in about 15-20 years "I'm one of the survivors of the mystery plane" or "I've found the wreck/my grandfather showed me the wreck/family secret about the wreck" -people start emerging.

false alarm

Kalle Rantaaho
I'm beginning to believe that we are facing a mystery that will never get thoroughly solved. Something that our grand grand grandchildren read about, something that will be depicted in countless movies etc.
Also, in about 15-20 years "I'm one of the survivors of the mystery plane" or "I've found the wreck/my grandfather showed me the wreck/family secret about the wreck" -people start emerging.

Could be. It took nearly a century to find the Titanic, and it's BIG. Amelia Earhart's plane has never been found. DB Cooper has passed into mythology. We'll just have to wait for the supermarket tabloids to tell us what happened. I'm still going with alien abduction. 

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Kalle Rantaaho
I'm beginning to believe that we are facing a mystery that will never get thoroughly solved. Something that our grand grand grandchildren read about, something that will be depicted in countless movies etc.
Also, in about 15-20 years "I'm one of the survivors of the mystery plane" or "I've found the wreck/my grandfather showed me the wreck/family secret about the wreck" -people start emerging.

Could be. It took nearly a century to find the Titanic, and it's BIG. Amelia Earhart's plane has never been found. DB Cooper has passed into mythology. We'll just have to wait for the supermarket tabloids to tell us what happened. I'm still going with alien abduction. 

Interestingly, we're at a technological age where everything is practically able to be tracked, and still they're unable to find this plane.

How come they can't use the same tools available to every CSI program on TV?  Heck, with those they not only would know exactly where the plane is, but they could tell that the passenger sitting in seat 36B dropped their coffee...

OK, First this:

and now this:

I'm just getting freaked-out!?!?

It ran out of fuel and nose dived into the lower Indian Ocean... it is in deep water, too deep to pick up a ping from the black box.
 
It was a dirty deed done by a black heart.