The police chief has, reportedly, claimed that he knew what had happened to the Malaysian Airlines jet. It seems he has told a meeting of airline officials and senior police that 'I actually know what had actually happened with MH370.' Obviously, this gave rise to suggestions that even though he had with him information on what caused the Boeing 777-200 aircraft to disappear, he preferred to remain quiet.
He made his comments to representatives of Lion Air and several high-ranking police officers in Jakarta and was reported by the Indonesian news portal, Kompas.com.
The Malaysian Inspector General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar was totally in the dark and he has indicated that he plans would question the head of the Indonesian Police Force, General Sutarman, over his comments.
Incidentally, even as a full scale search is due to get under way soon in the southern Indian Ocean, the search and rescue team (SAR) has found 58 solid objects on the sea bed as revealed by Malaysia's Transport Minister, Datuk Seri Lai. A Malaysian vessel 'Go Phoenix', normally used for oil exploration, is expected to arrive in Perth, Western Australia, on September 21. It will be accompanied by Australia's 'Furgo Discovery' ship which is equipped to search the ocean floor using towed vehicles installed with sonar and video cameras.
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