We need the names and nationality of 5 passengers, who sent their luggage, but did not board the missing Malaysian plane. We need the security camera pictures of the 2 thieves that boarded the plane with stolen passports
Posted on | March 9, 2014 | No Comments
Malaysian authorities stated that 5 passengers sent their luggage, but did not board the plane, This is highly suspicious, as there could be explosives in the checked luggage. The airline claims that they removed from the plane all the luggage of the 5 that did not board, however this statement was not verified.
The public needs the names and nationality of these passengers. Airlines usually have not only the names, but also addresses and phone numbers of the passengers and the next of kin. Also, the airlines and the airports have security cameras. The public needs the airline to publish the pictures of the 2 thieves that traveled with stolen passports and 5 that checked in their luggage and did not board the plane.
Additionally, it was established that 2 people, who used stolen passports, traveled together, they bought tickets together using Thai currency and they were destined to go to Amsterdam from Beijing. There are reports of 2 more people with suspicious passports traveling on that plane.
An obvious question is, whether the 5 that did not board the plane, are connected to the 2 with the stolen passports, are the tickets consecutive, were they purchased at the same agency, with the same currency?
Malaysian airlines and the airport authorities in Kuala Lumpur are so far withholding the information and withholding the security camera pictures
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