Malaysian Flight 370 Researchers Finally FOUND The Location Of The Plane!
Just when it seemed like the mystery might never be solved, Vincent Lyne, a brave scientist from Tasmania, brought new hope with a bold claim. He thinks the plane wasn't lost in an accident. Instead, he says it was purposefully sunk deep into the Indian Ocean, specifically in a place called Broken Ridge that's more than 20,000 feet deep.
As we explore Vincent Lyne's troubling theory, could it lead to a new search or uncover a darker plot? Stay with us as we delve into what might be hidden in the deep, dark waters of the ocean.
According to Lyne, the crash site wasn't random. He believes it was a very remote area known as the eastern end of the Broken Ridge. This spot is incredibly deep—around 6000 meters—and surrounded by steep, narrow edges and high ridges, making it a perfect place to hide something as large as an aircraft. Disclaimer:
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