UFO investigator looking for evidence of flying saucers has inadvertently stumbled across the suspected aircraft in an eight-month-old Google satellite image.
If Scott C Waring is correct, the plane had travelled to the Cape of Good Hope, off Cape Town, South Africa.

His claim on 6th of march 2016 coincides with the discovery of debris on the east coast of Africa in an area between Mozambique and Madagascar.
The wrecked parts are being sent to Australia for tests to see if they came from MH370.
Mr Waring, who is editor of UFO Sightings Daily, posted details of his discovery online.

If he has discovered the aircraft, it would appear the plane has survived the mystery crash largely in one piece.
The Boeing 777 disappeared on with 239 people on board en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8, 2014.
Site of the debris find is about 1,200 miles from Cape Town.
Mr Waring today blogged:
"I was looking around the Cape of Good Hope for an old UFO sighting I found three years ago, and was hoping to make an update when I came across a shadow in the water, which resembled an airliner. He continued
“I used to work on B-1 bombers back at Ellsworth SD, at an SAC during my USAF days. I know a plane when I see one."
Probably MH370 mystery may be coming to an end soon.

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May the mystery surrounding flight MH370 be finally demystified/solved. How a plane can disappear into thin air is baffling beyond words.