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Accent. we interviewed her from pakistan, but she was saying that 19-year-old really didn't want to go. he was very nervous about this trip, but he went to be with his father. and of course all of them perished. so now the question becomes who runs the investigation. we don't know that yet. it will be an international agreement between the u.s., canada, britain, and france who leads the investigation. it could be the u.s. because this happened in the u.s. coast guard priority search zone, despite the fact that it's in international waters, and then separately, you know, will they attempt to re...

Literally and figuratively. >> yet 16 months of scouring the priority search zone yielded nothing. >> not a single shred of evidence, not a one. is it possible there's floating wreckage out there and we just haven't seen it? as time goes on, it's very hard to say that. eventually the stuff washes up. something washes up. >> finally, in july 2015, something did wash up. >> debris found off the coast of reunion island in the indian ocean. >> thousands of miles from the search area, beach cleaners found debris on a remote island near madagascar. >> what they found was an extremely intricate part ...

We are talking about depths of 2.5 miles. mountains, valleys, gorges underneath the ocean. that is why it is taking such a long time. as for expanding this priority search zone, no authorities have said that. as we know, australia is leading the search, but as we heard from the australian prime minister tony abbott earlier today, he believes that they owe it to the families, the 239 people on board, to keep searching for the wreckage. take a listen. >> we owe it to the hundreds of millions of people who use our skies. we owe it to the 24 million australians who use our skies. we owe it to them...

What about indications the flame might have hit at a high rate of speed or a low rate of speed? was it more like a belly landing? that's not all of lott to get. that's what they will be focusing on. meanwhile, the priority search zone has been off the coast of australia. about 2,500 miles or so from where this piece of debris was spotted. and the question has been, how could this piece of debris end up on the other side of the indian ocean? it turns out, the currents in the indian ocean run in a counter clockwise motion and they could easily pick up debris off the coast of australia. drop it o...