Google Earth MH370 Found?

[rileybassman]

Interesting Article:
MH370 sleuth claims he'''s spotted doomed passenger jet on Google Maps crashed in remote Cambodian jungle

Didn't see coordinates anywhere... so I went looking for it myself and found it:

12° 5'20.55"N
104° 9'6.66"E

What do you all think?

I've seen planes before on google earth but it does kinda look like the tail broke off...

 

[DAOutfitters208]

Yeah it looks like a plane. I wonder if they will send anyone to go verify what it is.

 

[cornfedkiller]

I'm going to have to agree with most of the comments.. probably a plane passing under the satellite at the time of the imagery. The jet likely would've busted into a million pieces, or if it had been coasted into a landing, you'd probably see a large swath of trees taken out behind it..

 

[rileybassman]

I'm going to have to agree with most of the comments.. probably a plane passing under the satellite at the time of the imagery. The jet likely would've busted into a million pieces, or if it had been coasted into a landing, you'd probably see a large swath of trees taken out behind it..

I think i agree with you. Trying to find it on non Google image servers. On X shows it but looks like same map. Couple others show it at high level but it's not there when zooming in but I can't find map date stamps. I agree tho that it would have likely broken up and been under trees...

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[rileybassman]

Also looks like large trees in the area... No way it would be on top of them lol

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[elkyinzer]

I am going with a plane overhead.

This one is an area I was cyberscouting. Pretty neat photo. The shadow/reflection thing is wild:

 

[rileybassman]

I am going with a plane overhead.

This one is an area I was cyberscouting. Pretty neat photo. The shadow/reflection thing is wild:

Agree with you. The tail of that plane looks the same too.

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[blicero]

They’ve recovered confirmed pieces of MH370 in the Indian Ocean, so it didn’t crash in a jungle.