An independent researcher from England scouring the planet using Google Earth believes that he has discovered the wreckage of doomed flight MH370 sitting in a Cambodian jungle. Ian Wilson told a British newspaper that he spent hours studying the program's satellite images and was astounded when he stumbled upon one particular photo which appears to show the distinct shape of a jet airliner. Intriguingly, the craft in question be located amid the lush greenery of Cambodia in an area where MH370 had initially been thought to have flown over when it went astray.
According to Wilson, the odd airliner found in the photo looks to measure around 20 feet longer than a Boeing 777, which was MH370's aircraft type. He accounts for this discrepancy by noting that there seems to be a sizeable gap in the potential wreckage, which may explain why the measurements do not match. Although authorities in Malaysia conceded that they could not outright rule out Wilson's weird find, they insisted that Google had already accounted for the plane in the image and that it was simply a normal jet photographed in mid-flight.
Despite what the tech company has to say, Wilson appears to be willing to take a gamble as he now plans on chartering a helicopter to the area seeking MH370 as well as fame and fortune. Find out more at the Coast to Coast AM website.