has received fictional accolades such as the "Oscar Mayer Award for Journalistic Excellence" and the "Stephen Glass Distinction in Journalistic Integrity." It was breaking supposition breaking speculation. In addition to the site's outlandish content, Real News Right Now's " About" page states that author R. Cable news legend Larry King had some choice words for Jeff Zucker's CNN and the network's non-stop coverage of missing Malaysian jetliner MH370 during an interview with The Rubin Report: 'Since day two they advanced nothing in that story but conjecture. Perhaps, in part, because Real News Right Now does not feature a disclaimer identifying it as a fake news web site (which is common amongst similar sites in the "satire" genre), further confusing new visitors about the nature of its articles. While the article was nothing more than fake news positioned as an obvious jab at CNN's wall-to-wall coverage of the 8 March 2014 disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, a steady stream of perplexed tweets revealed that the joke sailed over many readers' heads. He began to blow on the earpiece, presumably to remove dust or hardened ear wax, as the segment cut to an unusually long commercial break. Blitzer blinked several times while staring into the camera before saying, “I’m sorry, could you repeat that? We seem to be having some issues with the mic.” Blitzer, citing “technical difficulties,” began to tap on his earpiece before removing it entirely to inspect it.
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Additionally, its registration number, 9M-MRO, matches that of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 which is believed to have crashed in the southern Indian Ocean on March 8, 2014.ĭuring CNN’s The Situation Room Tuesday, Wolf Blitzer was pointedly asked by a guest what his thoughts on the aircraft were. “The aircraft in question is white, with a gray underbelly and features red and blue stripes down the middle of fuselage.” Hutch said the plane’s tail prominently displays the all-too-familiar red and blue logo of Malaysian Airlines. “Upon entering the premises, Pinal County Sheriff’s deputies observed a large commercial airliner parked in the center of the warehouse,” Pinal County’s Chief Investigator Adam Hutch told reporters. County officials say a typo on the official search warrant lead law enforcement officers to the wrong location, a warehouse in Casa Grande, where, instead of a methamphetamine operation, they found a Boeing 777 commercial airliner and a sedan. Origins: On 5 August 2015, the web site Real News Right Now published an article titled "Aircraft Resembling MH370 Found in Warehouse Belonging to CNN" which reported that:ĭEA agents and sheriff’s deputies with the Pinal County Narcotics Task Force made a startling discovery Tuesday while serving a drug warrant that ended in a botched raid. What to make of this? “Aircraft resembling #MH370 found in warehouse belonging to
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Subject: Aircraft Resembling MH370 Found in Warehouse Belonging to CNN Experts in France to start analysis of Boeing 777 flaperon on Wednesday to see if it is from MH370 'The preference would be to get a direct, physical link' with MH370, ATSBs Dolan tells CNN Saint. Just received an email with the link attached, link is included below. Egyptian authorities have said a mechanical failure was to blame.Ī British South American Airways (BSAA) Avro Lancastrian, nicknamed “Stardust,” disappeared after taking off from Buenos Aires to Santiago on August 2, 1947. Theories include a possible suicide by the pilot or co-pilot, complete with tales of a chaotic struggle for controls in the cockpit. Though its debris was later found in the Atlantic Ocean, speculation remains on what caused the crash. The Boeing 767, en route to Cairo from New York City, crashed into the Atlantic Ocean off the Massachusetts coast in October of that year. The passenger jet made a rapid descent, plunging almost 14,000 feet in 36 seconds. The Boeing 767 passenger jet crashed on October 31, 1999, en route from New York City to Cairo, killing all 217 people on board. A National Transportation Safety Board Official stands with piles of wreckage from EgyptAir Flight 990 on November 1, 2000.
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