Mystery of the missing plane

The Malaysian prime minister has announced that the missing flight MH370 has crashed, but then where is the debris?  It's a million dollar question. One theory doing the rounds is that the pilot of the plane was relative of the opposition party in Malaysia and the plane was hijacked as a bargain chip with the government. The Malaysian authorities did not want to submit to the demands of hijackers and the plane was diverted from its original route and crashed into the remote southern part of the Indian Ocean. Did the Malaysian government lie about the fate of the plane?   Was the marital life of the pilot in doldrums? Did he receive a call from a fake mobile number from a mysterious woman prior to take-off?
The grief of the relatives of the passengers turned into anger and there was violence before the Malaysian embassy in Beijing. The Chinese authorities had to call in the paramilitary to control the agitating crowds. Meanwhile, China has demanded that the satellite data used to conclude that the plane had crashed be handed over to it, as more than 140 Chinese are reported to have perished. It may take years to search for the wreckage as some parts of the southern Indian Ocean are said to be 23,000 feet deep. It remains a herculean task to locate the debris.
Deendayal M. Lulla
Mumbai, India