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That they found was actually a heard, but investigators are not giving up hope that more airplane wreckage will be washing up that could finally provide some answers about what did happen to that flight. authorities are asking territories near that small island in the indian ocean to be on lookout for more possible plane debris. for the very latest let's go live to greg packiot who is joining us live from reunion island with more. >> reporter: the folks here on reunion island as well as the media were rocked by an apparent false alarm today. first heard early in the morning that a plane door h...

Flight simulator and computer drives from his home looking for evidence he deliberately flew the plane off course and into the indian ocean. even the fbi was asked to assist. so far, no solid evidence of foul play. meanwhile, the resting place of mh370 and the 239 people onboard remains a mystery nearly 17 months later. wanted to mention the photograph of the piece of luggage that also washed ashore on reunion island australian coordinators say they're less certain it has any connection because it doesn't show signs of being in the water for 16 months. but they're sending it to france for insp...

Section of wing is from the boeing triple-7 that vanished 17 months ago. and live in the reunion island on the indian oceans where it's already dark. hi, greg. >> reporter: i think the folks better get used to this. we first heard irrelevantyearly this morning that there was about 10 nils from where the wing part was found and then it become a part of a door and then a box and then it was taken away for inspection when according to officials, it was decided it was that domestic ladder but we did hear more hard information about the wing flap that is to be tested in france. they said the debroi...

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Could most definitely move the debris thousands of miles from where they believe the flight went down. sources confirm that the part number spotted on the wreckage is from a boeing 777 and mh-370 is the only missing 777 in the world. the initial debris, a wing flap and a suitcase are now heading to a facility in france. the same one that analyzed the wreckage after air france flight 447 back in 2009. the debris is now expected to arrive at the lab tomorrow. some experts speculate that the flight was intentionally crashed. nbc's tom castillo is following the investigation from washington. tom, ...