added to the theory that the pilots might have done this on purpose or that it was premeditated. now you have word at least from the malaysians that that is not the case. there was nothing from the plane to indicate that that turn was preprogrammed. how important a development do you think that is and for you does it undermine the theory the pilots were somehow intentionally involved? >> well, i mean, i never thought the pilots were intentionally involved. we were pondering this 12-minute gap. what happened was because this was thought to have been programmed in by the pilots, and the last communication was 12 minutes after they thought this was programmed in, no one could understand why the pilots were having a mayday or having a cockpit intrusion or if it was a hijacking or if they were on fire or rapid decompression, why they didn't issue a mayday or inform somebody or turn around. now if this wasn't preprogrammed in, there is no mystery.