She actually at one point was able to look through the cockpit and see in the cockpit, which actually makes me wonder... Wait, what? Yeah, she saw... She was able to look in the cockpit of the plane. It was low enough that she could see in the cockpit of the plane. Yeah, how high is this plane, allegedly, at this time? Between 2000 and 10,000. Yeah, dude. Planes fly up above here from Newark Airport all the time, which is right

there. I couldn't see the cockpit if I had a gun-ed telescope. I mean, they're, yeah, that's bullshit. So she said she doubted her sanity due to the odd side. I doubt her sanity too. But I've talked to her too, and she's not the kind of person that's making up a lot of woo. She's very logical and rational person. How many times have you talked to her? I don't know, over the phone,

just a few times, you never met her in person do you know anyone who knows her well have you no i have not yeah yeah yeah yeah you got to chill with that okay whether or not you saw through the cockpit i think is not something necessarily we have to harp on because the rest of the evidence is well we pretty conclusive well listen well hold on hold on Here's where you got to be careful. You have to harp on because the rest of the evidence is pretty conclusive as you saw it

hold on here here's where you got to be careful you have to harp on these things because when a

witness says a ridiculous statement you then have to question what else could be ridiculous that

seemed perfectly plausible before i'm not saying that makes everything else implausible but when

you start getting into the i saw the cockpit from 4,000 feet away like no supposedly yeah yeah supposedly I'm

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Ashton, welcome, man. Hey, Julian. How's it going, buddy? I'm good. I'm good. We've been talking here for a few hours since you got in, going through a lot of details here. As people can probably see, maybe at the bottom of the camera, I don't know if they can see all of it, but you have a lot of paperwork out here, and you have been the man all over Reddit and Twitter talking about

the mysterious MH-370 case. So before we begin, I mentioned before, I just wanted to set some of the

groundwork here, if you don't mind for a sec. So for people who don't remember

that case, I'm sure you will when I tell you about what happened. But in 2014, March 2014,

there was a Malaysian Airlines flight bound for Beijing, China, flying over the South China Sea,

that suddenly disappeared.

And the fascinating thing is that while this is debated, it is alleged that no real debris has ever been found from the crash.

There was some that a shady figure we'll talk about later did find on the shores of Mozambique and

Madagascar in what has to be the luckiest human being ever to walk the face of this earth,

more on that later. But there were 239 souls on board and no one has ever heard a peep since.

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