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Originally posted by Froggy044 ↑

Hanrahan, The flap piece is the clue with this. If the auto pilot was in control it's very unlikely the flaps would have been extended.
It would seem now to be a controlled ditching. That being the scenario you have to wonder what the motivation of the captain was to remain in the air for 6 or more hours on his own? That will probably never be known.

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"That will probably never be known."

Well, if the aircraft is ever found, whose ever remains are found in the pilot's seat may provide a clue.....

And regardless of the flaperon, it seems we will be continuing to search the ocean floor to the west of WA.
https://www.atsb.gov.au/mh370-pages/updates/operational-update.aspx

Hope them Frog Prosecutors havent sauteed and eaten the barnacles ahead of examination by marine biologists.....

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