Missing Plane MH370 Mystery, Horrifying Chris Watts Case, D.C. Sniper Saga - Megyn's "True Crime" Mega-Episode
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What true crime stories are covered in this episode?
Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at noon east.
Hey, everyone. I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to today's bonus Sunday true crime episode. We've got some news coming in in the world of MK true crime. More on that next week. So all month, we're going to be bringing you a Sunday mega episode featuring some MK show true crime coverage. Today's includes in-depth features on the missing plane, MH370. the horrifying, horrifying Chris Watts case. Once you hear about that case, you never forget it. And the DC sniper saga. All right, here it is. Hope you enjoy the program and we will see you Monday. Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show and the final day of our Hot Crime Summer week. Today, we investigate the mystery of MH370, the missing plane.
You may think you know this story, but you do not know it like this. Oh my gosh. We're gonna take you from takeoff to the controversial search and investigation with famed writer, author, and journalist, William Longavisha. In addition to his journalism, he's also an aviation expert. He was a professional pilot for many years before turning to journalism, and he has researched and investigated the MH370 findings more than pretty much any other journalist, including those involved with that recent Netflix special, and we're going to get to that too. We will try to get to the bottom once and for all about what happened, where that plane is, and we will get into the head of that pilot. set the stage because I watched this whole special on Netflix about what happened to the plane.
I was excited. I was like, okay, I want my answers. I walked away frustrated and kind of angry that I had been led down a bunch of paths that seemed equally unreasonable and led to trust people who turned out to be, to me, kind of quacky and didn't get any answers. There wasn't an answer. So Is there an answer? I mean, is there a better place to go for what not definitively, but most likely happened to MH370?
Yes, there is completely an answer. It's indisputable. In fact, the answer is indisputable. The motive is a different question. The why is the question. The what is indisputable.
So let's start there. What happened to MH370?
This airplane took off, it was in 2014, March, at night, just after midnight, out of Kuala Lumpur, in Malaysia, so Air Malaysia. They were going to Beijing, about a six-hour flight, straight on up the coast of Asia, basically, to Beijing. And after about, you know, after leveling off, a few minutes after leveling off, it got over the South China Sea, disappeared from radar. This does occasionally happen. It usually means that there's a crash, which happens immediately. In this case, there was no crash. It disappeared from radar. And for reasons we can discuss, we know that it kept flying not toward Beijing, but essentially 90 degrees to that path. And then. in the roughly opposite direction toward the South Pole out over the Indian Ocean for about seven hours.
And that doesn't fit any profile that any of us have ever seen before with an airplane accident, whether it's a terrorist act or explosion or a system failure. It disappeared after a very, very strange flight. an enigmatic flight that we were able to piece together, however, conclusively. And at the end of that flight, it ran out of gas and went into the deep ocean in a remote part of the Indian Ocean and has not yet been found. Period.
It basically was on its way northeast toward Beijing. It turned around, it crossed back over, and then it went south over the Indian Ocean. This is what you say happened. And there are data points that support that theory.
What happened during the flight of MH370?
The most important being the Imarsat data, right? Can you explain what that is?
Yes, I would say that the most important initial data points is primary radar, either military radar or just raw radar. And that showed within a few days, it clearly showed that the airplane turned west across the Mele Peninsula and then went northwest up the Straits of Malacca, around the top of Indonesia, and then south from there into the depths of the Indian Ocean.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What true crime stories are covered in this episode?
0:00–4:35
2
What happened during the flight of MH370?
4:35–9:39
3
What evidence suggests the pilot's actions were intentional?
9:39–1:40:17
4
What insights do we gain from Chris Watts' emotional state during his confessions?
1:40:17–1:42:16
5
What warning signs should we look for in relationships that may lead to violence?
1:42:16–1:44:07
6
How can understanding Chris Watts' behavior help us prevent future tragedies?
1:44:07–3:05:17
7
What challenges did law enforcement face during the D.C. sniper investigation?
3:05:17–3:06:42
8
What impact did eyewitness accounts have on the investigation?
3:06:42–4:38:41
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