as far as im concerned the atlantic already solved this case a few years ago: the pilot did it nymag.com/intelligencer/… 
lol what nymag.com/intelligencer/…
i havent watched this netflix documentary where an episode is apparently dedicated to this theory, but the Reddit thread on the series is hilariously mean reddit.com/r/MH370/commen…
I regret to inform you that I have no watched the Netflix documentary and it is just as stupid as those redditors indicate.
To sum up the bizarre conspiracy theories presented in this Netflix documentary: there is no evidence for them, there is no motive for them, and to believe them requires dismissing a bunch of other evidence.
Clearly the Atlantic was right and the pilot did it.
Clearly the Atlantic was right and the pilot did it.
Each of the conspiracy theorists basically says “it’s funny but when the plane disappeared I just instantly knew [insane conspiracy theory] and though subsequent evidence would seem to disprove my theory, I think I’m still right.”
Okey-dokey, friend.
Okey-dokey, friend.
The Kazakhstan #MH370 theory involves the plane landing at this one massive spaceport, which presumably the US has spy satellites pointed at all the time. And to explain why the US wouldn't have seen it land there, the dude says bc it was night.
But...airports have lights?
But...airports have lights?
According to detective google, US spy satellites have been able to see at night for decades nbcnews.com/id/wbna3077885
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