Malaysian airlines MH17: the story of the plane that world forgot just got weirder

After MH370 disappeared without trace, its sister aircraft MH17 met a violent end over the Ukraine a few months later. But the story of the plane the world forgot just got weirder.

The world has moved on from this story and that of its predecessor MH370 after one of the biggest media blitzes of the last decade. It is puzzling how the story seemed to shut down after 24/7 coverage in the media for six months.

You’d think after all the bitter frustration of failing to find any trace of MH370 – even a cushion or a lifejacket – the world’s media would have jumped on the retrieval of the flight data recorders from MH17 and we would be awash with documentaries and investigations. But no, it’s still eerily quiet out there. Why?

The answer to this question may lie in some strange information which has now surfaced. It is centred around a picture taken by a passenger and the official media shot of the plane. Neither appear to be the correct plane.

The picture was taken by mistake by a Dutch passenger who died in the attack and has only now come to light. It throws the official version of which plane was shot down into doubt.

Shortly before he boarded MH17, Cor Pan, a musician from Holland, took a snap of MH17 on the stand. He posted it jokingly on Facebook with the caption, “This is what the plane looks like if we get lost.”

The story gets a little complicated from here on in but it is the key to blowing the official version wide open.

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