Is there any evidence to support that speculation? I've seen none. I have seen evidence t:o support the fact that he was depressed.
I wasted 30 minutes reading the entire Atlantic article. It was very light on documented facts, and heavy on speculation and hearsay. It’s not the type of writing I would’ve expected in that periodical.
sbrower
Jun 18, 2019 9:27 pm
Originally Posted by Xyzzy
(Post 31216005)
Is there any evidence to support that speculation? I've seen none. I have seen evidence t:o support the fact that he was depressed.
I am not sure if we are agreeing or disagreeing. By "hijacked" I assumed the poster meant "intentionally flown off course." I was not adding any motive. So whether it was blackmail (as I speculated), or depression/suicide, or attempted theft of valuable cargo, what I was saying is that from what I have read it is pretty clear that the pilot "intentionally flew off course" which I equated to "hijacked."
