MH370 vanished because ‘something ELSE went wrong'
MISSING flight MH370 vanished because something else went wrong after its mystery turn and interrupted the usual course of events, an aviation author claims.
The aviation enthusiast explained: "Something caused that decision to turn back — a technical failure, coercion, or a complicated plot. She said: "What we need to know, if we are going to unravel this, is the motive behind that first turn.
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