Jeff, good to see you. Thanks for joining me on the podcast. It's been a minute. Yeah.

So thanks again. Hey, I listen, it's always a great pleasure to talk to John. I really appreciate it.

Yeah. Last year, we did an episode on MH370. There's been some new developments, which I know you are here to help share and I think have a great conversation about it.

It's still mind-boggling to me that in 2025,

as we approached in 2026, the fact that an airliner disappeared basically off the face of the earth

with hundreds of people on it and, you know, we can't seem to solve this mystery. But you've done

a lot of research into it and have some theories. And I do find

them fascinating. So again, I look forward to kind of diving in and get some updates for today.

Yeah, it is kind of an interesting time again. Everything had gone very quiet on MH370 front for a long

time. You know, the plane vanished in 2014. There was a search on the seabed that was that the officials, the plane vanished in 2014.

There was a search on the seabed that was that the officials, the Australian government

basically paid for a Dutch company to search the seabed.

They didn't find anything.

We assumed that that was it.

You know, they looked where the calculations of these weird signals that it was supposed

to be.

Then this private company called Ocean Infinity stepped forward and like with a very unusual offer said to the Malaysian government,

we will look for this for free and you only have to pay us if we find it.

And they searched an area that was as big as the original search area.

Again, didn't find it.

Stop.

And, like, really, I think it was reasonable to think.

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