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The investigation contributed to the mystery and conspiracy theory. >> the guardian is reporting that the discovery of the debris if it turns out to be the plane, the only way that plane could get where it was, it would have to be deliberately flown off course. their security expert says they would not have reached the search zone without human intervention. what do you conclude from that statement? >> i think until we get the body of the aircraft, one conspiracy theory is as good as another. we just don't know because the location of the plane doesn't tell you anything about theç motivation...

Course. one thing that would have happened would be the plane flew until it ran out of gas, when it runs out of gas. the 777 is known as most planes should be, as a stable aircraft and inherently stable aircraft, it can't actually fly on the auto pilot without human intervention for a long while. how that would end, the fuel in one engine would dry up, the other engine would close down, still be running, that would cause an asymmetry in the thrust of the nation. the plane would do a bank and turn and dive into land or water. >> now, when you think about precedence here, and one of the things i...

In fact is the final location of the aircraft, i'm not so interested in what as why something like that would happen. if you have a conscious action when communication is lost in the transponder is turned off, how do you then get to an unconscious situation five or six hours later. i'm having some difficulty coming up with a scenario that would piece all of these facts together into a coherent whole. do i think that they are unconscious? if i said yes, then why did the airplane turn initially off of its preprogrammed course? if it did turn off because of human intervention, then why did they s...

Happened would be the plane flew until it ran out of gas, when it runs out of gas. the 777 is known as most planes should be, as a stable aircraft and inherently stable aircraft, it can actually fly on the auto pilot without human intervention for a long while. how that would end, the fuel in one engine would dry up, the other engine would close down, still be running, that would cause an asymmetry in the thrust of the engine. the plane would do a bank and turn and dive into land or water. >> now, when you think about precedence here, and one of the things i find just from a hypothesizing pers...

>> that's the understanding the investigators are looking at. now when a pilot normally turns an aircraft using the yoke, they feel if somebody was manually turning the aircraft it wouldn't specifically go to these particular way-points. so they believe this indicates perhaps that someone with some skill, someone who had some knowledge, entered these way-points for the aircraft to go to these particular places. and then of course it disappears. it doesn't answer the final question that we all have which is who did this, why and where did the aircraft go after it disappeared, anderson. >> and w...