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Did turn over the data. they turned over the tapes. and they didn't -- interesting, they didn't turn them over to the south koreans. they instead turned over the real data, real tapes to the international civil aviation organization. that's the u.n.'s investigative group, best practices group for civil aviation. and that agency reviewed the tapes from the shoot-down of that airliner nine years earlier and then what they ended up doing was publishing the harrowing transcript of what happened inside the plane as it was rapidly descending after it had been shot by a soviet fighter jet fired missi...

Incident, the russians actually did turn over the data. they turned over the tapes. and they didn't -- interesting, they didn't turn them over to the south koreans. they instead turned over the real data, real tapes to the international civil aviation organization. that's the u.n.'s investigative group, best practices group for civil aviation. and that agency reviewed the tapes from the shoot-down of that airliner nine years earlier and then what they ended up doing was publishing the harrowing transcript of what happened inside the plane as it was rapidly descending after it had been shot by ...

Shrinking. it's looking more and more like an intentional act i'm not ready to close that door completely. the piece today, goodfellow talks about the possibility of the aren't crew made the turn because they were dealing with some sort of smoke or fumes emergency and in the process of diverting to an alternate airport they were overcome by the smoke or fumes incapacitated and because the course had already been set and the plane's auto pilot remained engaged, the airplane considered on for a considerable amount of time before burning up or crashing into the ocean. it's not a particularly like...

When disaster struck. >> 43 minutes and 14 seconds. >> at that moment on the cockpit voice recorder, the cdr, something extraordinary. >> a noise was heard in the last second of the cdr recording. >> reporter: every fraction of that sudden noise will now be analyzed and compared with the sound of other crashes. investigators have found the plane's auto pilot was on, suggesting the crew felt everything was normal until that moment. some parts of the wreckage are still missing. they suggested that even a passenger's lithium batteries could have caused this. they're also examining reports a bagga...