USA TODAY: Relatives of passengers on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 are launching a crowd-funding campaign to raise a $3 million reward for a whistle-blower to expose key information about the investigation, the partner of a missing passenger told USA TODAY.
A $2 million fund for private investigators to follow up leads is also being raised.
Almost three months after the plane disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, some relatives are frustrated by the failure of the official search to find concrete evidence and say they are convinced authorities are concealing the truth… (more)
EDITOR: As we commented last week, we were told by a recently retired Australian aviation consultant whom we dined with on a cruise that he believed this was a case of mass murder by the pilot, similar to what occurred with a Asian flight several years ago. The investigation needs to focus on the state of mind of the pilot and, if he was having serious problems, possible negligence by the airline.
