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Corinne
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Sabrina
Hi.
Corinne
Hi.
Sabrina
Are you ready?
Corinne
I am. Sabrina's gonna read me to filth.
Sabrina
I teased this last week, but. So I'm taking a witch class for those of you who have been here before. And we're learning all different aspects of Wicca and just like witchiness, spirituality, however you want to title it. But this week, or I guess last week, we learned about numerology. And I was just blown away because it felt so accurate when I did my reading. And then I naturally was like, I'm gonna do everyone else's, so I did yours.
Corinne
And does this feel more authentic in terms of your practice? Cause I know some of the things in the witch class. Cause obviously it's like when you're taking an intro to which class, everything isn't tailored specifically to you. And not everything should resonate with you because, you know, it's. You're an individual person. And I know some of the other things you were kind of like, do you feel like numerology is this Just a fascinating thing, or do you feel like this is your thing?
Sabrina
It's super fascinating. And it's way easier than astrology.
Corinne
Yes.
Sabrina
So I feel like it's just more approachable. Yeah, it's kind of like how I feel with Oracle versus Tarot. Okay.
Corinne
This is two girls, one ghost.
Sabrina
Oh, my God. We forgot.
Corinne
I just remembered. I can't believe I remembered. Not you. This is two girls, one ghost. Two girls, one ghost.
Sabrina
And we are your ghostesses. That's Corinne. Hello, I'm Sabrina, and I'm a.
Corinne
And this is numerology.
Sabrina
About numerology. Okay. So it's a form of divination. I am, like, correlating it in a way that it's akin to astrology, but it's so different. So that's like a. Don't take that verbatim. But it's basically using numbers as a form of divination. And understanding it is a way to understand yourself, your purpose and your life path using numbers. And the idea is that like everything else, numbers carry energy and weight and that nothing is random. So the day you were born, the. The name you were given at birth are not random. They're actually codes to understand purpose behind your life.
Corinne
Yeah. Oh, I like that. Yeah, I like that. It's purpose and it's not, like, determined fate like that. There's no actually. So, Litha, one of our listeners who comes on Campfire stories, has a tarot reading business and does a lot of cool witchy things, but I was seeing on her TikTok that she had posted something that I really liked, that there's a trend happening that says, like, things I'm not falling for or, like, propaganda. What things I want or propaganda I'm not falling for. And she said something about, like, that there's no room in readings or tarot for free will.
Sabrina
Oh, there's so much free will.
Corinne
Right.
Sabrina
And there's also so much interpretation, and there's also so much. And this is the same with astrology, where when you get a reading, you might interpret it one way based on where you are mentally or, like, your past experiences in life. But then when you approach that moment, it happens and unravels in a completely different way.
Corinne
Right. I know that, and I feel that. And yet I still have nervousness approaching this reading. I know. I texted you this morning and I'm like, it better be good.
Sabrina
I texted you last night and I was like, I'm so excited to read you your numerology because it's so. It felt very spot on. And you were like, oh, no, I hope it's not bad. As if I would be excited to tell you something bad.
Corinne
This is so spot on. So Karin's such a bitch. You were predetermined to be a bitch.
Sabrina
Okay, so we're going to be talking specifically about. And this is what I learned in my class, the Pythagorean. And I hate saying this word, so I don't want to say it again because I struggle. The Pythagorean system of numerology, which was created by Pythagoras, who is a Greek philosopher and mathematician. So there's different systems of numerology, but this is the one that I learned, and I think this is the most common one. If you don't like math. I'm sorry, this might feel like we're doing a physics problem.
Corinne
Well, honestly, I was just thinking to myself, I'm like, pythagorean theorem. Which math class do we even learn about that in?
Sabrina
He's the triangle guy.
Corinne
Oh, Because I'm like, did I ever learn this? Because I did not take.
Sabrina
Well, you learned about his math. You didn't necessarily learn about A squared.
Corinne
Plus B squared equals C squared. Yeah, okay, I learned about it.
Sabrina
Okay. So the core understanding and the core pieces you need are your birthday and your birth name. So the name given to you at birth.
Corinne
Oh, that's why you confirmed my middle name yesterday.
Sabrina
These all hold the blueprint to your soul. And there are four core numbers that people typically calculate in numerology. There's the life path, the expression number, the soul urge, and the personality number.
Corinne
So the soul urge, what does that mean?
Sabrina
So life path is your main purpose and your challenges in life calculated using your birthday. Then the expression number reveals your natural talents, strengths, and your potential. And you use your birth name for this. The soul urge is your inner desires, like the urge your heart desire. And this is calculated using the vowels in your birth name.
Corinne
Interesting.
Sabrina
And then the personality number is how the world sees you, how other people interpret you using the consonants of your birth name.
Corinne
Okay, well, this is going to be a confusing question, but what if your birth name changes? Is it like specifically the name or the day that you. Because some people don't even have a name. I know someone who didn't name their baby for seven days. My name, technically, on day three, the spelling of it changed, but it's still my name.
Sabrina
Well, you could also do both readings and see which one, because I talked about this on Campire stories when you weren't there and someone asked like, what do I do? My birth name or my adopted name. And I don't know. I mean, I think it's whatever you feel is your name. Yeah, do that. Because that's you. That's your identity.
Corinne
Right.
Sabrina
Yeah. I did think it was interesting. There were a couple people who asked questions like this, and their numbers ended up still being the same.
Corinne
Oh, really?
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
Well, I'm sure my name being spelled without an E and then adding an E is not going to change anything.
Sabrina
It. Well, actually, it would.
Corinne
Am I going to be a whole new person?
Sabrina
It would have completely changed it.
Corinne
Wow.
Sabrina
Yeah. But you're Corinne with an E. Okay. Like, it doesn't feel right without me. So those are the four numbers, and that kind of creates a snapshot of your life, your life path, your challenges, how people see you, et cetera, et cetera. I'm gonna do yours. I'm gonna do a breakdown of it.
Corinne
And are we gonna hear yours, too?
Sabrina
Yeah, I'll tell mine. Okay. One thing to note is that when you're doing the math of this, there's also websites and books, like, plenty of them that you can go and have them calculate it for you. But if you're doing it yourself. I did. I, like, wrote it all out. You have to break down the numbers to a single digit. So it's like the numbers for numerology are 1 through 9.
Corinne
So do you keep adding them together or something until it becomes.
Sabrina
Yeah. So basically, like, your full name came out to number 96, but then you add nine plus six, which equals 15, and then you add one plus five, which equals six.
Corinne
So six is my number.
Sabrina
That's not your life. That's your. You actually do have a lot of sixes.
Corinne
You have a lot of sixes.
Sabrina
You do have six. Six. Six, actually. But the exception being master numbers. And I know that this might be confusing, but there are three master numbers. 11, 22, and 33. And if you get those numbers, you just leave them as is. And it's supposed to be. It is said that. That master numbers mean you have, like, a higher spiritual purpose.
Corinne
Cool.
Sabrina
You and I both have master numbers.
Corinne
We do, yeah. Do we have the same.
Sabrina
No. So, like, 11 would be a more intense version of a 2. 22 would be a more intense version of A 4. 33 is a more intense version of 6.
Corinne
Got it.
Sabrina
Okay, let's talk about your life path number first. Your life path.
Corinne
What am I destined to do? Be a ghost podcaster? Well, it didn't say that.
Sabrina
So your life path number is 33. And that's a master number, which is the master healer, nurturer, and lightworker. You're compassionate, intuitive, altruistic, spiritually evolved, which you're welcome. That's such a compliment to you.
Corinne
That is. Wow.
Sabrina
You are drawn to healing.
Corinne
No one look up what Corinne without an e would be because I'm doing this reading.
Sabrina
You would be. You would be a one, which. None of them are bad. None of them are bad. You're drawn to healing, teaching or spiritual service. Your presence alone is healing. This is not an easy life path. And this is the thing about master numbers.
Corinne
We.
Sabrina
While you might have a higher spiritual purpose, the path there is often filled with a lot more challenges. And I was like, I get it. I also recently saw on TikTok the, like, broken bone theory. Have you seen this?
Corinne
No.
Sabrina
And I don't know if this is.
Corinne
Real, but anything is real. We live in a simulation.
Sabrina
Someone was like. To all the kids who broke bones as children, have you also experienced really intense, like, emotional trauma or challenges? And the theory is that you either broke bones as a child or you dealt with really bad, like, difficult emotional things.
Corinne
Oh, physical or emotional pain. You have one or the other.
Sabrina
And I was like, interesting, because I never broke any bones.
Corinne
Oh, I did, but it doesn't feel like significant.
Sabrina
Okay. So it's not an easy life path because it's a master number. There's a sense of feeling like you're never doing enough. Over responsibility. Emotional overload. And you might avoid your calling out of fear. I thought that was pretty accurate. You do.
Corinne
That was really accurate.
Sabrina
You always feel like you're not doing enough when you're doing way too much.
Corinne
I don't know if I'll ever not.
Sabrina
I know. Well, it's your life path.
Corinne
See, it was written in the stars.
Sabrina
Okay, so your expression number, which is revealing your natural talents. So 33 is, like, broken down to a six. You're also a six for your expression number, which. I'm the same.
Corinne
Nice.
Sabrina
You are the harmonizer and caregiver. You create harmony, beauty, and peace. Excel in roles where you offer support and guidance. You have a deep love for home, aesthetics, justice, and making people feel safe. Challenges, becoming controlling and trying to fix others. Overgiving. Yeah. Isn't that accurate? What?
Corinne
Not me.
Sabrina
Avoiding conflict at your own expense, which is not you. I feel like you don't avoid conflict.
Corinne
I think it depends on who is. Yeah, I think I do avoid conflict a lot.
Sabrina
Do you?
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
I feel like you're so much better at conflict than I am.
Corinne
I think that's because, like, you're one of my safe people. Oh, so if I feel something, I say it.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
But I think with a lot of other people, I just know if I wait it out, it'll blow over.
Sabrina
But I think that's also strategic. It's like, you know when to pick battles and when not to.
Corinne
Yeah, yeah, yeah. If it's going to resolve itself within you're smart, a little bit of time. Like, why?
Sabrina
Yeah, it's almost like you made it.
Corinne
Worse by saying something.
Sabrina
Exactly.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
Okay, so your soul urge is what is your heart's desire? You got the number nine. And this is calculated using the vowels of your birth name. You are the old soul and humanitarian. You desire to help humanity live ethically and heal from past karma. You're spiritually mature, deeply affected by greater global causes. You long for a meaningful life of service, creativity, and leadership. You're called to activism art with a message like a podcast about the paranormal, spiritual development, and healing professions. Your challenges include letting go of the past, perhaps feeling isolated and misunderstood, and a pattern of endings that push you toward soul evolution. And I feel like prior to meeting Brian, there were a lot of endings that you experienced in your life and things you let go of that.
Corinne
I feel like I was kind of pushing them forward. Like I was pushing the endings, though.
Sabrina
Yeah, but that's still a series of endings.
Corinne
Yeah, that's true. I was wrapping up a lot.
Sabrina
And now your personality, your third six. Your six. Six. Six. How. How the world sees you. The world sees you as trustworthy, kind, responsible, dependable, comforting, loving, safe, the parent in the friend group. You radiate love. And now overall, so, like, given your life path, your expression, your soul origin, your personality, you are a divine nurturer. You're empathetic, creative, a desire to help, to serve. And you must learn to protect your own energy.
Corinne
This is creepy.
Sabrina
Doesn't it feel very accurate?
Corinne
Yeah, it makes me want to see what the other options are.
Sabrina
Can I now read to you what your year path is? Because it is so spot on.
Corinne
Oh, God. Okay. Yeah.
Sabrina
Okay. So to calculate your year path, you basically take your birth month, day, and then the current year, so 0803 25.
Corinne
So you can do it every year to see what your. What the year is going to bring you.
Sabrina
And this is what was crazy. So your 2025 is path two. Your number is two, meaning last year, 2024 was one, which symbolizes new beginnings, like, new start, literally. You gave birth to a child.
Corinne
Yeah. And my life completely Changed.
Sabrina
Isn't that crazy?
Corinne
Yes.
Sabrina
So the two is. Your theme is emotional maturity, collaboration, balance, and intuition. This is when I text you. I was like, I can't wait to read this to you. So your lessons for this year, I'm.
Corinne
Ready to absorb them.
Sabrina
Will be around business partnerships. You'll strengthen close friendships. You will learn to listen, support, and share. This year is subtle growth. Nurture seeds planted last year and focus on emotional healing and intuition. Trust your gut. You might feel more sensitive. So honor those emotional waves. Do therapy, shadow work, and energy healing. They might be useful tools. The whole point is to slow down and be present.
Corinne
Is this when I finally go find my little selves everywhere?
Sabrina
I mean, has not. Has everything not been leading up to that?
Corinne
It has. Yeah. I also feel like every reading I get, I get the same message of like, you need to slow down.
Sabrina
Yeah, slow down, bitch.
Corinne
But I. I'm trying to catch up is how I feel.
Sabrina
You are literally so far ahead.
Corinne
No, you are perfect. Sabrina has been carrying me for the past year. If that hasn't been made clear all the times I've said it.
Sabrina
Listen, we all have our times and our years and you, you need to slow down.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
I'll briefly tell you mine. My life path is number 11, which is also a master number. It's the spiritual messenger. I have heightened intuition and uplift others and walk the path of the mystical mixed with the practical, which I feel like is exactly what I do with this podcast.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
Like we are approachable, but weird and.
Corinne
Mystical, but still walk on earth.
Sabrina
The challenge is, is there's a extreme duality with the life path number 11, and that can result in anxiety, self doubt, and feeling overwhelmed. The key is to learn to trust your intuition. Also spot on. Expression is the same as I feel.
Corinne
Like that's something that comes up in all of your readings too. Like trust yourself.
Sabrina
Yes. So my expression number is also six, which is what I'm meant to express. Very similar to you. Harmonizer and caregiver. Create harmony, beauty and peace. My soul urge is 4. The theme is stability, structure and dedication. And this is like my heart's desire. So I crave order, reliability, and stability. Long term stability.
Corinne
I just got chills.
Sabrina
Isn't it wild Peace in routines.
Corinne
Like, if I got, I'd be like.
Sabrina
No, it's literally all I want. I just want peace.
Corinne
Wow.
Sabrina
Yeah. I desire something long lasting. Career, family, and legacy. I am drawn to discipline, loyalty, and defined goals. My challenges are that I'm afraid of change, which is spot on and stuck in My own expectations.
Corinne
This feels like if you had to create a dating profile and you were forced to tell the truth. Yeah, this feels like what it is. Yeah.
Sabrina
Just use your numerology for your dating profile. My personality is also 11, so I have double master numbers in my chart. So extra difficult. I am seen as. This is also very spot on because it relates to the reading that Aliza Kelly gave us. So I'm seen as a mystical presence, artistic and intuitive, different or mysterious, which I feel like is so spot on. And I often serve as a mirror for others emotions. And do you remember that was like, such a big thing that Aliza was reading? People project.
Corinne
I don't remember Elisa saying it, but I don't need to remember her saying it because I've seen it.
Sabrina
Yeah. People project their own iteration of like themselves onto me anyway. My challenges are being misunderstood, feeling a need to dim myself.
Corinne
That's spooky.
Sabrina
Literally got divorced because of that reason.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
And my overall.
Corinne
And those were words you used a lot.
Sabrina
Yeah, I felt like I was. I lost my shine.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
Oh, and my other challenge is social exhaustion, which is so accurate. My overall is that with the double 11s, there's spiritual potency, and I'm grounded by my 6 and 4. So I'm a caretaker and a builder. My year number is a seven. My theme is solitude, spiritual development, intuition, and mystery. To pause, reflect, and realign. And focus on inner evolution. Is that not the most accurate thing in the world?
Corinne
And it's also just reminding me of all the women a hundred years ago that were sent to Marblehead for that exact thing.
Sabrina
Expect to be less social. Gather wisdom. Instead, seek deeper truth. Question your past patterns and what success really means to you. There are going to be a lot of synchronicities, dreams, and mystical encounters. Focus.
Corinne
This is so spooky.
Sabrina
Focus.
Corinne
This is so spooky.
Sabrina
Focus on exploring spiritual teachings literally. As I'm regurgitating a spiritual teaching that.
Corinne
I learned, which is not even. Like, you started doing that after reading your numerology. You've been doing that throughout your witch class and throughout multiple episodes in the past, like, two years. You're like, oh, I learned this. I did this. I'm trying to do this.
Sabrina
Reflect, don't react. Build quiet rituals. And the challenges are that I might feel misunderstood, lonely, isolated, and overthinking.
Corinne
Holy fucking ship balls. Shit.
Sabrina
I did do wrinkles. What? Yeah.
Corinne
How do you know when you what?
Sabrina
So I just did his name. So I asked. I was looking up, like, how can you do pets? And you can just do it with their name.
Corinne
Did you do Leia too? So.
Sabrina
So I did. And I decided that I think you need to use your last name. So I did Wrinkles vn.
Corinne
Okay. Cause you can't just do like Leia.
Sabrina
So you could. So I did just wrinkles. And that number was a three. But then I did Wrinkles vn. The number I got was eight and it felt way more accurate.
Corinne
Okay.
Sabrina
Okay. So three is. And Leia is a three with Lea d' Anaroga. So we can read the three playful, joyful, loves to be center of attention, which felt very much of Leia.
Corinne
And that's kind of wrinkles too, though.
Sabrina
But then the eight is the protector. Strong willed, watching the house like a guard and determined. And I felt like that was more.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
Wrinkles.
Corinne
It's kind of a combo.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
I think like, outwardly, publicly he was an 8.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
Inside, he was more of a 3.
Sabrina
Yeah. Because Leia's first number was a 9, which is the old soul, wise and intuitive. And I was like, that's not Leia. Sorry. But it's not.
Corinne
That girl is new. She's new to planet earth. That's for sure.
Sabrina
She is new and she is not quite intuitive.
Corinne
Wait, how's your foster kitten?
Sabrina
Oh, yeah, I have a foster kitten, Minnie. She's very cute. I'm only gonna have her for a couple more days. She was actually with a family and I guess they had a baby who developed an allergy. She's like 7 months old. She's so sweet. Just wants to be Leia's friend so badly, but Leia does not want it.
Corinne
This is the story every time you get. I know a foster cat, Leia is like, I'm so not interested. And I also know you're not stay.
Sabrina
Yeah, yeah, exactly. She's like, on with you.
Corinne
You're temporary.
Sabrina
So yes, she will be up for adoption at the Petsmart in Salem by mid June.
Corinne
I don't know what the stats are, but I feel like Salem is the perfect place for cat adoptions. I feel like that is where everyone would go.
Sabrina
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Sabrina
Can attest to.
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Sabrina
But now, to shift the mood a little bit, we're going to talk about something sad.
Corinne
Yes. Because last week we were talking about the beginnings of the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
Sabrina
Yep.
Corinne
So previously, we traced the timeline from its midnight departure to the moment that it vanished without a trace. We heard about the families who kept calling their loved ones long after they were gone. And we followed the final pings that suggested that the plane flew for nearly seven hours into silence in the complete opposite direction of where it was supposed to go and into a very, very remote area.
Sabrina
And they determined that kind of like a week into the search. Right. So they had already been searching the wrong area for so long.
Corinne
They had. And what we had discussed, too, is that because of the different countries involved, because of the different militaries, and just like the reluctance of sharing information from so many different parties, it was really difficult for authorities and people who were conducting these searches to get accurate information and to figure out, like, what the hell was happening.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
So initially, when the plane went missing, loved ones and even a journalist dialed the phone numbers of a few people on board and the calls rang through. And you were asking some questions last week about what this means and what could potentially be an actual answer for this outside of the supernatural, which we will discuss.
Sabrina
Thank you. So formal. Which we will get through.
Corinne
That inquiry moment.
Sabrina
Thank you for your asking that question. I was not smart there. Okay, see, I'm done talking.
Corinne
But at least when you do your research, I feel like you don't have to read it. You just know it. I. Yeah.
Sabrina
And you're done speaking too.
Corinne
I'm done talking. You're gonna go back to reading. I have to read aloud. Okay. So the phones would ring and then they would drop. So it wouldn't go to voicemail. It wouldn't ring all the way through, and it wouldn't go straight to voicemail. So it was confusing because it would, like, ring three times and then disconnect.
Sabrina
Interesting.
Corinne
So people were very confused, and obviously people were, you know, losing Their loved ones.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
They're also kind of losing their minds here when this is happening because they're begging for these calls to be traced. Like something must be happening. They must be somewhere. They were taken to some island. All the conspiracies start to go and they're like, my loved one's cell phone is on. My loved one's cell phone is ringing through. They're alive. Find them.
Sabrina
Which is also so sad. Cause it's like this false sense of hope.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
Which I guess people want in that moment.
Corinne
But yeah, it is really tough. And I feel like I would think the same thing. And I think even after being told from the phone company is something different, I might still probably to this day be like, well, is that true? Like, what, what did happen?
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
So Malaysia Airlines initially refused to comment on this happening, but later a telecom company explained that ringing tones are sometimes heard even when phones are out of coverage. Because it basically is like almost like a filler. Like the cell phone tower is searching for the phone. So it's like doing a couple pre rings while trying to locate it. And then when it's unable to locate that cell phone, it just disconnects.
Sabrina
Okay.
Corinne
Which is strange because I feel like that's never happened to me.
Sabrina
Okay. So there was one time that I. And this is recently, I tried to call you. Then I sent you a text and it said like, this text has been sent via satellite. And then I saw your location and you were kind of like in a place that probably didn't have great service. But the call, when I. I remember.
Corinne
Exactly where I was.
Sabrina
Yeah. When I tried to call you, I.
Corinne
Was at the CVS in Hamilton, Massachusetts, which is where there is no service.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
But my phone was like, do you.
Sabrina
Want to do satellite? And I was like, sure, yeah, but. So it didn't connect. Like, but I didn't get your voicemail either. That actually makes a lot of sense.
Corinne
Interesting. Yeah. So basically they were saying that this is what happened, but the phenomenon was still really eerie. The public, you know, takes it, runs.
Sabrina
With it, and when you have no answers, you're going to hope with anything. So.
Corinne
Yeah. Well, and just the fact that the government wasn't commenting on it, the airline wasn't commenting on it, like it really did spur all the, like, government cover up.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
Conspiracies.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
So people were wondering like, was this plane landed on a remote island somewhere where the people on board used as test subjects in like some crazy experiment? Were the people trafficked? Were they part of a super secret mission? Were certain people on board intended to do something specific and everyone else just unfortunately was the victim of it was a victim of being on the same flight. There were all these things happening. And so in this episode, which is part two of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, we are going to talk about some of those conspiracy theories. Some are grounded, some are otherworldly. And we're going to try to answer the question that the world still asks today, which is what happened to flight.
Sabrina
MH370, which is wild that we still don't have answers.
Corinne
I know. Well, the black box has never been recovered.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
All the different things that like do the tracking and can tell you exactly what happened have been.
Sabrina
We're like in the same place as we were a week after the investigation.
Corinne
Yeah, almost.
Sabrina
Okay.
Corinne
There are some new things.
Sabrina
Okay.
Corinne
So one of the most talked about theories and some argue the most plausible is the theory of pilot suicide. Right. So a murder suicide at the hands of the pilot. There were two pilots on board. The co pilot is very rarely talked about, but like, you'll see why. Okay, so the main suspect here is the main Captain Zahari Ahmad Shah.
Sabrina
Was he the one who on the like recording said like, good night, good night.
Corinne
Malaysia 370.
Sabrina
Yeah, yeah. Okay. Which is also just like an eerie like last message.
Corinne
Yes. So I'll just call him Captain Sahari. He was 53 years old. He was a very respected senior pilot with over 18,000 flight hours. He'd flown for Malaysia Airlines since 1981. And he was an avid tech enthusiast and at home had this like really sophisticated flight simulator that he would play almost like, almost like as a video game, you know.
Sabrina
Okay.
Corinne
And in the weeks following MH370's disappearance, international investigators began looking more closely at the crew. And quietly, Malaysia authorities were really zeroing in on Zaharie. So one of the things that made them question him was the flight's bizarre route. Because the prolonged flight into the empty ocean also suggested that someone was in control until the very end. Right. It wasn't on autopilot for that amount of time. It wasn't a hijacker or something that could have flown it for seven hours, like pretty smoothly the whole time. It really indicated someone who had control, who knew how to fly planes well and was in command until the very end. And towards the end of the flight there was actually a very challenging turnback maneuver executed and completed, I guess. So essentially the plane took such a sharp turn at the very end to basically head almost back really towards the remote island of Diego Garcia, which is like a military island. And some people said that in order to successfully maneuver a plane that way, you had to be extremely experienced. So that would be Captain Zaharie. He was the one that was extremely experienced. And they also thought that this could have been an indication that he had second thoughts if this was an attempted murder suicide. Because the sharp turn back towards Diego Garcia indicated like, oh shit, maybe I need to land somewhere. That was the nearest island. And it had, it was a military island so it had plenty of places to land. Places to land? Yes.
Sabrina
Okay.
Corinne
In June of 2014, CNN reported that a confidential Malaysian police investigation had uncovered deleted files from Zahari's home flight simulator. And after forensic recovery it showed that he had practiced this basically the exact same flight path that was taken by MH370 ending in the remote southern Indian Ocean. This wasn't reported really until a couple years later by the New York Times and other news outlets. And this fueled suspicion that Sahari had practiced the flight in advance, that this had been premeditated. But the Malaysian government officials stance remained non committal and they stated that they were not of the opinion that this aircraft was intentionally diverted by the pilot. But theories kept building about Sahari and like, how could this be? Why did he do this? And I will say in defense of Zahari right now, if I had an at home flight simulator and I was often doing these like intercontinental or like Indian Ocean, South China Sea flights, I probably also would take every single path possible, right?
Sabrina
Yeah, I think the similarity is a little bit questionable.
Corinne
Yeah, I agree. The flight path is suspicious. It's weird. And everyone was making the same argument, what are the chances that this guy flew this? But my argument too is like, I'm just envisioning myself having, being a flight enthusiast like this avid.
Sabrina
It's his career, it's his career and.
Corinne
It'S his hobby because he has a whole like very intense flight simulator at home, a very sophisticated program. And I'm just thinking of myself being like, okay, eventually you fly enough paths where you're like, from this airport to this airport that you're like, okay, well how long can I fly until I run out of fuel? Can I get to this little tiny island? Yeah, you know, like doing all those little challenges because he's probably, probably flew thousands and thousands of flights on that thing.
Sabrina
Right. I feel like you and I have a similar approach where we try to put ourselves into their shoes and try to understand and just. I also acknowledge that when it comes to death by suicide or Any of that. Like, it is hard to put yourself in that mentality because you don't know what they're feeling, you don't know what they're thinking. But in my mind, I'm like, to continue flying for so many hours.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
Like, why prolong it so much? And of course there's so many other concerns and questions, but that is like one thing that really stands out to me. Yeah.
Corinne
And I think it stood out to a lot of people because a lot of people questioned like, how did he do this? Why did he do this?
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
But the big question was, how did he do this? Because you had proposed the same question last week, which was, how did people not notice on board? And in the three part documentary series that Netflix has that came out in 2023 called MH370, the plane that disappeared, which is worth a watch, they did go pretty deep into this theory that Zahari methodically took the plane over as a suicide ride into the ocean and speculated that he got away with it essentially by depressurizing the cabin early on. So everyone passed out, everyone lost consciousness. Yeah. Like reducing the amount of oxygen to prevent interference and then basically intentionally depriving everyone of oxygen except for himself wearing a mask and staying on oxygen the entire time until the plane ran out of fuel and went into the ocean.
Sabrina
Which is just awful. And I hope that that's not what happened. I know, but there's just. Yeah, I mean, it's a mystery for a reason.
Corinne
So Zahari's friends and family, they immediately were like, this makes zero sense. They rejected the theory. They were like, he's had no changes, despite what some of the news outlets reported. Like, he's had no changes in his behavior. There's been nothing that's happened. Like, he was not depressed. He was not on a suicide mission. Everyone who knew him thought that it was completely impossible. They said he was like a gentle grandfather who would never put anyone in harm's way. He had kind hearts.
Sabrina
And what's the evidence of the flight simulator? Was there any like, suicide note or like, diary, Dear diary, I'm depressed. Like, nothing.
Corinne
And because of this too, there was a full on investigation into Sahari, into his personal life, into his career, into all of his relationships, into his finances.
Sabrina
It was literally, even though his phone was gone, I'm sure they could like.
Corinne
Access the cloud they like combed through his life. There wasn't evidence of anything. There was no recent financial struggle. He was engaged to be married and everything seemed happy there. Like every. There was no change. And everything was the same and everything was good, which is why it was confusing.
Sabrina
Damn.
Corinne
People said he had a very kind heart. He wasn't quick to anger, he was loving, caring, calm. He was known to put everyone first before himself. He was involved in his community, he played futsal, he would hang out with friends. Aviation was his passion. It was his profession and his hobby. With the at home flight simulator, all of his co workers, like, it's one of those things too where it's hard because so many times it's hard to find a sign that something's wrong. And then also sometimes there could be no signs that something's wrong and something happens, like someone bonks their head and they think that they're fine and then three days later they're totally different mentality and things are completely changed. So you never really know. But it seems like everyone who knew him personally, there wasn't one person who was like, yeah, that, that could check out.
Sabrina
It's so tough because especially when you hear this theory, you almost want it to be the truth because it at least gives you an answer.
Corinne
Gives you an answer. But. But it's also incredibly depressing too, to be like someone, any of his loved ones, where like the whole world has undergone this like catastrophic event basically, and you included, because you're now missing your loved one who was piloting this plane and you're wondering what happened and now everyone's saying that your loved one killed them.
Sabrina
Yeah, that's pretty terrible.
Corinne
It is terrible. And this is why I really hope the black box is recovered one day so that people get answers and people get justice and people get their names cleared who deserve it.
Sabrina
Yeah. And there is that big question of if this plane is flying for so long, passengers would be asking questions. So if the cabin is not being depressurized and everyone's conscious, like wouldn't there be some turmoil, some chaos in the cabin?
Corinne
Yeah. So the black box would have the recordings of that.
Sabrina
Exactly.
Corinne
But if it was completely silent and you just heard only Zahari breathing or like making little noises, then there's some evidence.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
Then there's that. Yeah.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
So not one person could find any clue that this is something that he contemplated. Yet this was one of the leading theories. Because it does seem like this is one of the most plausible theories.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
His experience, his flight simulator path, combined with the fact that MH370's communications were also deliberately disabled.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
Paired with Zahari's knowledge of radar gaps, fuel burn rates, all of these things combined, it led to this being the Leading theory.
Sabrina
Damn.
Corinne
The FBI actually examined his simulator after all of this was announced, that his flight simulator took this exact path. And they were looking for this evidence, and they said they actually did not find any conclusive evidence of a premeditated plot. So I don't know what that means, because they didn't outwardly say he didn't take this path or something similar, but they also said he didn't. There was nothing indicating premeditated, which makes me wonder if it was something more like what I was thinking, or it was just like, one time, one path, two years ago, in just a span of I'm flying here, I'm flying there.
Sabrina
Because I'm thinking evidence. He redid this the day before the flight three times. But there was no.
Corinne
But there was no conclusive evidence of a premeditated plot, which makes me think that that didn't exist, that maybe this flight path did exist, but it wasn't in a way where it seemed to stick out compared to all the other flights he flew. So Zahari very well could be innocent. He could be one of the victims of MH370. And regardless of his intention or not, he still is a victim of missing flight Malaysia Airlines 370.
Sabrina
Have they looked at, like, the manifest of all the other passengers? Was there anyone on the plane that. I mean, it's hard to talk about this without talking about 9, 11 and plane hijacking. And was there anyone on the plane who was a skilled pilot, who could have gone into the cockpit and taken control?
Corinne
No, but this is a good segue. Cause while there wasn't anyone who was a trained pilot, there were two people on board that had used stolen passports and were traveling under these disguises.
Sabrina
I mean, that's suspicious, right?
Corinne
So, again, like you said, with everything that happened on board, from what people could tell, it did point to some sort of human intervention, to some form of form of hijacking, whether it was by a crew member or by someone from the outside. So they did look into every single person on board, and they found two men on board using stolen passports. And I'm so sorry, I'm going to really butcher these names, but Poria Noor, Mohammed Mardad and Delavar Syed Mohammad Reza, who were both Iranian nationals, they boarded using stolen passports. They were both European passports. And their identities were discovered within 48 hours of the flight's disappearance through Interpol's database and through international cooperation.
Sabrina
Well, because now I feel like when I board international flights, I don't even show my boarding pass or my or my passport, like at the gate. You do a facial recognition.
Corinne
Yeah. I don't know how this worked out because also like I was looking at the photo of one of the guys who had the stolen passport. I think he was like from Italy or whatever. It was like a newest thing being like he got his new passport or whatever. I don't even think they look that.
Sabrina
Close to the passport.
Corinne
Yeah. I don't know. I don't know how these things happened, but really quickly everyone was like, oh my God, was this a terrorist attack? And I'm going to quickly clear their names because their names were cleared. These men were seeking asylum. They were hoping to reach Europe via Beijing. There were no links to terrorism found with these two individuals. There was no evidence connecting them with their stolen passports to the aircraft's disappearance.
Sabrina
It was just also my heart aches just like in regard for these two men who probably boarded the plane and.
Corinne
They were about to straight lengths to.
Sabrina
Even take off and they have such relief of escaping whatever situation they were. And then.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
Oh, that is heartbreaking.
Corinne
It is really heartbreaking. While these two individuals, their names were cleared, they were not involved with the disappearance at all. It did make everyone question, like how was someone able to board this international flight with a stolen passport after everything with 911 and just all the new precautions that have been in place. And so people were really concerned about that. They were also saying that terrorism seems a little bit unlikely because normally when something happens like this, a terrorism organization comes forward and claims it. Right, right. They want the notoriety they usually make.
Sabrina
It's making a statement.
Corinne
Nobody's ever said anything.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
So that seems improbable that it could be like that. So the stolen passports sparked one of the earliest and most intense conspiracy theories. But authorities ultimately concluded that the men posed no threat. They were not involved in hijacking or sabotage plot. But there was a theory that there was someone else on board that could have taken over a hijacking from the inside, not from anyone who was recorded on the plane. That there was a stowaway hiding in the avionics bay, which is a compartment below the deck accessible via like a hatch in the cabin floor. And that they took over the systems, they disconnected all of the communications and basically took over the plane and forced them in whatever way to fly. And maybe that like switchback maneuver was a last ditch effort before the Captain Zahari knew the fuel was about to die out. A last ditch effort to actually try to land the plane and get to safety.
Sabrina
This is reminding me also of Is it called Flight Plan or something like that? The movie where the woman is on the plane with her child.
Corinne
Oh, my God.
Sabrina
She like takes a nap and wakes up and the child's gone. And everyone's like, jodie Foster? Never. It was it. Is it Jody Foster?
Corinne
Isn't it Jodie Foster, real quick.
Sabrina
This movie, it like sticks with me all the time. But she, like goes down into.
Corinne
Yeah, it's Jodie Foster.
Sabrina
Yeah. Flight Plan. That's what it's called.
Corinne
Yeah. She's the aircraft engineer. Yeah. And she designed the plane. And she and her daughter are taking a flight which is already creepy openings because I always think about it, how they get in the taxi to go to the airport or whatever. And it's raining and her daughter's hanging out.
Sabrina
Yep.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
And then it's kind of like Shutter Island.
Corinne
The child goes missing. Everyone on board says that she never boarded with a child and tries to convince her she's going crazy and she's searching for her child on this plane that she wild designed. It's definitely worth a watch.
Sabrina
I might watch that tonight.
Corinne
It's a really good movie. Also underrated. No one ever talks about it.
Sabrina
Well, here we are.
Corinne
Yeah. Okay. So basically there's this theory that someone is hiding in the ebay housing critical avionics and could have taken over the controls from there, could have hijacked it. However, this is kind of far fetched and if you keep referencing the Netflix documentary, but if you go and watch the Netflix documentary, they do have some interesting renditions, almost like reenactments of what would have had to happen for someone to be in that avionics bay. Right. And then get out of it. Like, it's really complicated. Like if you saw someone crawling out of a house, like, there's so much opportunity.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
It's a. It's.
Sabrina
Can you. Can you depressurize the plane from down there?
Corinne
Not without depressurizing yourself.
Sabrina
Unless you have like, little oxygen.
Corinne
Unless they like, brought something. Yeah, it's just a very. Like, everything would have had to go perfectly Right. For that.
Sabrina
And also, like, this is what's so difficult is that every theory we are going to talk about we can find some hint of plausibility and then there's no way to verify it.
Corinne
I know, I know.
Sabrina
It's even plausible that they went into an alternate dimension in my mind.
Corinne
Well, and that is something. People have pitched one interesting angle on the hijacking theory. And then we'll wrap this up soon and go to another theory is referred to as the cargo manifest. So some theories posited that maybe the plane had been hijacked not for the people, but for cargo on board. That there was some mysterious secret cargo, smuggled goods, precious items, and that the plane had been taken and basically like made invisible and the goods were delivered and then presumably all the people were killed.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
Another theory was that it had been hijacked and remotely taken over by an entirely unknown group via WI fi vulnerabilities. Which sounds sketchy. And people are like, oh, that seems so far fetched.
Sabrina
No.
Corinne
However scary supporting this, Boeing had actually patented a system in 2006 to remotely take control of an aircraft.
Sabrina
I mean think about drones. And just like my biggest fear about self driving cars is they are computers.
Corinne
Right.
Sabrina
They can be hacked.
Corinne
Yeah. So apparently Boeing after 911 had created this in response to like okay, well if a plane gets hijacked, we need.
Sabrina
To be able to control.
Corinne
Hijack it back.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
But like the vulnerability is someone else could get into the system and. And hijack the plane remotely without being on it, without needing to do anything really. Aside from. Yeah. Taking hand over your computer.
Sabrina
When we worked, when I worked on, when we, when I worked on Blindspot, this is the type of episode we would talk about all the time. You know, like hacking and taking control.
Corinne
Of because it's such a wild wild west. It's like we don't know people's capabilities and there are so many really skilled people out there. And some of them are Mr. Robot, right?
Sabrina
Yeah, it is.
Corinne
But I was thinking of like Anonymous, like that group, you know, sometimes they do stuff that people question, but other times, like.
Sabrina
Because the way that like the, the understanding of like coding and all that stuff is just so foreign to me that.
Corinne
But I appreciate when groups like that do things for good.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
However, some could argue sometimes they are the bad guys. But again, no group ever came forward.
Sabrina
Right, Right. But if you're taking control to steal goods, then I guess you wouldn't.
Corinne
Right. This could be another type of like serial killer. Right. Where it's like your trophy is all of the needs that was the whole world is. Yeah. You don't tell people Speculated. You're not talking about it on the Dark Web. You just did it to see if you could do it.
Sabrina
There's a Stephen king trilogy called Mr. Mercedes and it's the killer in that is like a hacker who does stuff like that.
Corinne
Okay. So the US and Boeing have dismissed such allegations that it was remotely taken over. But all to say just more proof to show how desperate Everyone was for answers. There really wasn't enough evidence to go in any one direction.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
Every person on board was looked into. Every country was a suspect. What the hell happened to this plane? It was a question everyone was asking.
Sabrina
Yeah.
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Among the more politically charged theories surrounding MH370 was the idea of a military cover up. This theory suggested that the plane may have been accidentally or intentionally intercepted and possibly shot down by military force during sensitive operations. And then it disappeared. Basically was concealed to cover their tracks. So I think this came up a lot too, because it was like militaries were reluctant to say, hey, we actually caught the ping of this aircraft.
Sabrina
Well, it is also the military who came up with, I guess, or like outed the story of these are where it was pinged. And like, was that all fake?
Corinne
Well, I guess there was another. On top of that, there was another like satellite company who confirmed the path. So it was like multiple people.
Sabrina
But how much power does the government have could they have?
Corinne
Right, but this is hard because it's like there's multiple governments, there's multiple countries. So it's like this is.
Sabrina
But I think there's a government overseeing all the governments.
Corinne
Like the lizards? No, but like that's, that's kind of the thing too, because people were like, okay, well so like the government, like reluctantly came forward with all this information. If they saw giant aircraft entering their space that wasn't permitted to be there, wouldn't they send out aircrafts to go intercept it or see it? Right. Like if there's an unidentified object in the US you would assume that one of the fighter jets is gonna go.
Sabrina
Check it out, Check it out.
Corinne
So that was kind of the thing that people were like, did they check it out and accidentally shoot it down and that this is all car.
Sabrina
Yeah, not even check it out. Did they accidentally shoot it down.
Corinne
Right.
Sabrina
But then wouldn't there be evidence of like a plane having been shot down and like exploding in peace? I don't know. I just.
Corinne
Yeah, well, so also at the end, when the plane took the sharp turn towards Diego Garcia, that military island people were theorizing that perhaps that was it being intercepted and that something happened after that maybe something went wrong and now it's being covered up. So the US has consistently denied any involvement, given that Diego Garcia is. Yes, but the base's proximity to the plane's last known trajectory raised a lot of questions, especially among those skeptical of official narratives, which we're always skeptical of official narratives, especially the US Government, especially our own government.
Sabrina
I don't trust anyone except for Corinne.
Corinne
Trust no one. Don't even trust us. Mysterious and different, remember, additional speculation pointed to joint military exercises in the region at the time. So some theorized that it's this flight strayed into a restricted zone, it was mistaken for a threat. There's no direct evidence to support these claims. However, the perceived lack of transparency from multiple governments, the delay in release of radar data from the military officials, because remember, it was like a week or two after that they released it, and the gaps in military radar coverage, which is like weird. And also, why would you admit that you weren't able to track it the whole time when you're supposed to pretend to have some of the best radar?
Sabrina
Well, I also think about the that fact tragedy that happened in D.C. where like the military helicopter flew into the plane.
Corinne
Black Hawk.
Sabrina
Yeah. Like couldn't something like that have happened? But because it was in a remote area, there's no reason to talk about it. But then there's the element of. Okay, well, you also have to take into consideration that this plane, before that could have plausibly happened, went off track for six plus hours. Those two things happening simultaneously feels a little bit far fetched.
Corinne
It does. It's hard because it's like, yeah. One, you would think because it's going in such a remote area that the chances of it colliding, colliding with something else are very minimal. But it was so close to Diego Garcia. And if there's a bunch of different exercises happening and a lot of aircraft and different things going on within military exercises, then, you know, the chances are a little higher. Even though it seems like, how the hell does that happen? This is a huge, huge jet.
Sabrina
Yeah. Geez.
Corinne
Again, people are questioning what happened. And then comes an eyewitness report in the Maldives residents said, which by the way, this is a Very close island in proximity to Diego Garcia. They said on the morning of March 8, 2014, around 6:15am they saw a low flying jumbo jet roar over their houses. They described this as a white jet with red stripes, which matched Malaysia Airlines. Yeah, they said it was flying south slash in the southeast direction towards the southern tip of the Maldives. The Maldives government investigated. They had no conclusive evidence that that actually happened because they had no radar pings that a plane was there. But how do you have all these residents saying they saw a huge jet roar over the island, but then the government's like, well, we didn't see anything on our radar.
Sabrina
But then it's also like, how soon after are they saying that they saw this? Because there's also. I feel like people want to be involved. One person says something, and then everyone else is like, oh, actually, now that you say it, me too. Yeah.
Corinne
I guess the question is, how many residents were they separately reported unknowing that, like, the other people had reported that? And were they all said to be that exact same time? And if there were no other planes flying into the Maldives at that time? I don't know. It's just like another layer of the mystery where it's like, yeah, if you're experiencing technology says one thing, government says another, people say another.
Sabrina
The reason this is a mystery is because there are no answers. So we're just gonna continue pontificating, theorizing here?
Corinne
Exactly. Some people said it was a red herring. Some people said could be true. Who knows? But the sheer lack of debris, radar data, or definitive answers left many wondering, if the plane didn't crash, did it vanish into something we cannot explain yet? Were we asking the wrong questions? Were we looking at people when perhaps it was never human intervention? What if it was never a freak accident? What if Flight MH370 came in contact with extraterrestrials? One viral video claimed that a plane had been taken by a ufo, intercepted midair, and removed by a craft beyond human technology. And in 2023, there was a grainy video that surfaced online of this airliner surrounded by three orbs of light before it vanished. And everyone was like, oh, my God, this is what happened. Airlines. But then that was a fake video. That was cgi. But it reignited the interest that perhaps this plane, which the majority of theories, I think, obviously, were a little more grounded in, like, human intervention, what could have happened, or, like, technology issues with the plane. But this reignited the idea that perhaps this plane had been abducted, erased, or entered a new version of Earth. Some believe that the flight entered a time slip, which is basically like a disturbance in the time space continuum, where the plane and everyone on board all unknowingly crossed into another dimension, into another timeline. Which reminds me of that show Manifest, because they all go missing for like, however many years or whatever, and they come back and they're like, what? We were just on like, a two.
Sabrina
Hour flight for them. It was the same flight. Yeah.
Corinne
So supporters of this theory point to similar phenomenon reported in aviation history, including Flight 19 over the Bermuda Triangle. It happened in 1945 when a U.S. bomber plane, Navy bomber plane, went missing over the Bermuda Triangle, and the search plane sent out to look for it also vanished. Then.
Sabrina
That's crazy.
Corinne
And there's a lot of, like, unexplained magnetic abnormalities in remote regions of the world. And so people were early on kind of like questioning this. And then it was reignited later on with that CGI video. One of the earlier comments about this potentially being a thing or like a black hole or something like that. CNN commentator Don Lemon infamously asked if a black hole could have swallowed the plane, like, early on, back when it first went missing, based on numerous tweets that he'd received of people asking about Black Hole's involvement. And Mary Schevo, I probably mispronounced her last name too. She was the former Inspector General of the U.S. department of Transportation, and she was the person that Don Lemon was interviewing. And he asked if it was, like, crazy for him to think that.
Sabrina
I mean, it feels crazy to think that a black hole just opens up in the atmosphere real quick.
Corinne
Like, that's right. And that is what she said. She was like, yeah, that is crazy. She said, quote, it is a small black hole would suck our entire universe.
Sabrina
Right?
Corinne
So we know it is not that the Bermuda Triangle is often weather and lost is a TV show.
Sabrina
Fair. But then anything is possible.
Corinne
Anything is possible, Mary.
Sabrina
We also don't know very much about black holes. Like, we know the like energy, but we also don't know what's in a black hole.
Corinne
Who knows what happened? But also, speaking of Twitter, in March 2018, around the fourth anniversary of the disappearance of the plane, certain Twitter users and YouTubers claimed that a man received a strange voicemail with an automated message in the NATO phonetic Alphabet that translated to an SOS call, warning about a mysterious object and giving coordinates near where the the flight had supposedly disappeared.
Sabrina
That just gave me chills.
Corinne
Yeah. The viral message included the line, sos, they are not human.
Sabrina
Ah.
Corinne
What I know I have chills, too. This led to a frenzy online, so I'm interpreting it as a cry for help from MH370 encountering extraterrestrials. The coordinates given kind of, like, roughly aligned with the vicinity of location.
Sabrina
Couldn't, like, some random person, just.
Corinne
So that's another thing. People were like, this has got to be a hoax. Like, this is someone's either pranking this guy or this guy's pranking us.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
So the man who supposedly claimed this also said that someone showed up at his house and started taking pictures. So, like, Men in Black style, kind of. Which is another, like, added layer where it's like. However people thought that maybe this was a hoax or prank, and then when it was looked into, the calls were traced, and investigators dismissed it as not credible, which is like, it's a hoax. It's a hoax.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
Others looked into ley lines, supposed electromagnetic energy grids believed to cover Earth. We've talked about it a lot with a bunch of different places that are have a lot of spooky happenings. A lot of times, there's paranormal activity mixed with UFO and cryptids and just, like, all things supernatural. So some people are like, oh, could it have slipped? Was there a time slip? Or, like, did something happen here? Did they cross over a ley line where, like, the energy was so incredibly palpable in such a remote area? Like, yeah, it's just gone. It went somewhere. Well, it makes me think about into a portal.
Sabrina
A story we read on the glitches and time slips encounters recently, where this person had been our listener was doing, like, a meditation to try to, like, astral project, whatever. Right. And then they ended up waking up in another timeline of their life with, like, people that they're not friends with. And, like, they were still dating their ex, who they were grateful they weren't. And at the same time, from a different timeline, was also practicing some type of metaphysical experience and was meditating. And also at the same time, CERN had turned on their collider. So it was like this energy vortex that was created. Is there anything.
Corinne
In one version of them, they were alone. In the other version, there were two people there, one of them being their ex. Right.
Sabrina
Or a friend of the ex. Yeah. But this makes me question. Was there some type of energetic testing at this government facility or just anywhere? And in that moment, it like.
Corinne
Well, that's interesting.
Sabrina
The perfect storm.
Corinne
Another theory that came with the cell phones ringing. Were that the cell phones ringing and then dropping, were the plane being trapped in some sort of like liminal space and, like, kind of connecting, but kind of not. Like, sometimes ringing, sometimes not. It was like, almost like I'm thinking of being, like, trapped in a mirror. Like, they're there, it's a portal, but they can't come out. Like, you can still see and make contact potentially.
Sabrina
And that's a theory that I would be drawn towards and want to hold onto, especially if I knew someone and had a loved one on that flight. Because that means there's a chance of them still being alive. Right. Even if they don't exist in our same place. Complaint.
Corinne
Yeah, I know. Like, what basically happens? And yet I'm still kind of like, was it aliens? Was it you just want to believe quantum anomalies? Was it whatever, yeah, you want to believe in something else. Because it felt like there was no conclusive evidence. And for a long time there were no answers to what happened. And so people were clinging on to these theories or to some of the other suspicions about the people on board and what could have happened because there was no physical evidence of the plane crashing.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
But then in early 2015, international investigators narrowed the likely crash site to a zone that was 1500 miles west of Perth, Australia, along a calculated arc derived from satellite pings. So the seventh arc, which I think I mentioned last week, and they used ocean drift modeling to help narrow down the most likely crash site. The search cost over $150 million. It yielded no wreckage. But then on July 29, 2015, a year and a half after the plane went missing, the first tangible proof emerged. And I will say, and I think the Netflix documentary covers this, too, a man was like, oh, I bet it's washed ashore on this beach. And suddenly he finds bits of debris from the plane. And everyone's like, how come the whole world couldn't find this but you. And there's a lot of questions of, like, were these bits of the plane crash and this fountain debris authentic to the plane or not? But apparently the first tangible proof emerged. And on that day, on the French island of Reunion in the western Indian Ocean, a piece of wreckage washed ashore. It was a torn barnacle encrusted flaperon, which was a part of Boeing 777's wing. How big was this on the plane? Tiny in real life, or like, next to a human, huge. So it's huge next to someone, but do you see how tiny of a wing it is?
Sabrina
Wouldn't they be able to trace? Isn't there some forensics, I think, that.
Corinne
They could run and, like, usually like, serial Numbers and stuff. So apparently they did that and they French and Malaysian analysts quickly confirmed it as being from this flight, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. So for families, this was very bittersweet because on one side they got an answer, right, like the plane presumably ran out of fuel or something happened. Whatever happened, the plane crashed, everyone on board perished. But then on the other side, it's still a mystery because it's like, well, how and why?
Sabrina
And if that's the only piece of evidence found.
Corinne
Yeah. Over the next two years, more pieces are found in Madagascar, Mozambique, South Africa. Interior panels, engine parts, seat cushions. All these things are washing ashore all over the place because of the different, like, drifts in the ocean.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
In total, over 30 pieces of debris are suspected or confirmed to belong to this flight and are consistent with the ocean drift models from the crash site along the seventh arc deep in the Southern Indian Ocean, west of Australia. Despite the debris finds and the underwater wreckage, the black boxes remain lost. There's still no evidence of, like, what actually happened.
Sabrina
So you could say that there is like an end result. You have determined that everyone has perished and that there was a crash, but there is no cause or explanation yet, Right?
Corinne
Yes. It's like we have the last line in the book, but we don't have the chapter.
Sabrina
It ends as a cliffhanger.
Corinne
Totally. So after all the data was scoured, all the oceans searched, and all the theories debated by experts and enthusiasts alike, MH370 remains an unsolved mystery. It is now considered one of the greatest aviation mysteries of our time. A modern airliner in the age of global surveillance, with all these different countries, military radar, cell phones vanishing as if it's a ghost. What we do know for certain is that this Boeing 777 with 239 people on board took off normally on a clear night. We know communications were cut off deliberately. The plane deviated wildly off course. The plane flew for over seven hours into one of the most remote parts of the ocean. And we know that sadly, it crashed somewhere in the vastness. Pieces of it eventually washed ashore, which was consistent with a high speed crash into the ocean. We also know that no definitive cause has been pinpointed. No culprits identified, no mechanical faults found, no distress call made. What we don't know is exactly why and how it happened. Was it a suicidal pilot fulfilling a dark plan? A malevolent hijacker taking a plane load of souls to their doom? A cascade of system failures and human errors that coincidentally mimicked a deliberate act? Or an Utterly unforeseen scenario that we haven't truly considered yet. Perhaps something even supernatural. But the search for this flight is not over. Perhaps one day we will have a complete answer. But for now, at least, for the families of the 239 people on board, they know what happened to their family members. But we do hope that one day they'll get the full answers that they deserve.
Sabrina
Yeah, it's tough because 30 pieces washing up over how many years? Like, well.
Corinne
And 30 pieces that are confirmed or suspected. Not all 30 pieces are like, this is from explain.
Sabrina
But 30 pieces is not that many.
Corinne
No. And I do think, like, one guy found quite a few of them, which is also a little weird.
Sabrina
Like sus.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
But then that just makes me think that the black boxes will never be discovered. No. No one's going deep diving looking for those because they don't even know where to look. The ocean is massive and intimidating and also vastly unsearched.
Corinne
Right. And like, this is one of the most remote areas too.
Sabrina
Yeah.
Corinne
And it's hard too. Cause it's like the amount of money it takes and the amount of effort and energy to find this.
Sabrina
I mean, $150 million for a search that you did. Nothing, no results?
Corinne
Yep. It's hard because it's like, if I were one of the family members, I'd be like, spend as much as you need. Find. Find me the answer. But then the other part of me is like, okay, now knowing that it crashed or like, supposedly.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
Well, there's debris. Like, how can you spend money elsewhere to, like, help the people that are alive?
Sabrina
Exactly. Ugh. It's so heartbreaking.
Corinne
I know mysteries like this that don't have especially in modern day. That's what's so weird. And it's like, it's so sketchy because it's like there's so many people with just little bits and pieces where what they claim to be able to see and know is vastly greater than what they have offered up.
Sabrina
Right.
Corinne
So it feels like everyone is lying because they are.
Sabrina
Including us. No, I'm just kidding. Luckily, we don't have any stories about plane crashes. Not really. So I decided to go down the, like, glitch, perfect road and literally called glitch on the road. This is from our listener, Addison. Hi, Ghostesses. I'm Addison. You can use my name. I started listening to your podcast after your collab with Kaylin Moore of Heart starts Pounding, and I've been in love with Yalls show ever since. I'm currently listening to the glitch in the Matrix Encounters episode Encounters 283 and it reminded me of a weird glitch that happened to me and my friends a few years back. As I've gotten older, I've started to become more sensitive to energy and felt like I can sort of feel what's going to happen before it does in a way. Not all the time, but a lot of the time. I'm very in tune with my intuition nowadays. Oh, I wonder what your life path is.
Corinne
What are your numbers?
Sabrina
But this glitch happened to us back when I was around 16 or 17 and I'm 23 now. I had no idea or a strange feeling that this was going to happen. It was 4th of July weekend and my aunt and uncle were hosting a cookout. And I invited two of my friends to come with me. My aunt and uncle's house is about 30 minutes away from where I was living at the time. So me, my friends as well as my sister all decided to carpool together. And I drove. It was a normal sunny summer day, nothing out of the ordinary. We had taken this drive on the interstate to my aunt's house plenty of times before. We were just driving, having a good time, listening to music, and took the exit off the interstate to get to my aunt and uncle's and get to the cookout. And my aunt's house is only five minutes from the exit. So we were like, okay, we're five minutes away. We take the exit. But instead of pulling up to the stoplight to get onto the two lane highway that leads to my aunt's house like we have done many times before, we find ourselves back on the ramp where we started to get on the interstate 25 minutes away from my aunt's house. We were back to where we started on the interstate 20 minutes ago. All of us noticed we were significantly further away when just a few seconds ago we were five minutes from my aunt's house. We all thought we were almost there and all of a sudden we're back at the start. I turned on the music and we all looked at each other like, what the actual fuck is happening right now? We were all so freaked out. To this day I believe that somehow we jump timelines. Maybe in an alternate universe we got into a car accident and died. And instead of staying in our timeline, all of our consciousnesses jumped collectively to save ourselves. Because we were all so young. I don't know, but it's the weirdest thing and we all experienced it together. I haven't told many people this story because I'm afraid they'll think I'm crazy. But thank you for giving me a safe space to share this crazy experience. See you on the other side, Addison.
Corinne
Glitches like that where it involves moving in a vehicle, because we had one similar where someone was, like, on a crosswalk or something or a sidewalk, and then there was a car coming at them, and then suddenly the car had passed and they were, like, many feet forward or something like that. It's so freaky because not only do you not understand what just happened to you and how, like, you yourself have moved through time, but there's also this concern for your other self. Right. Like, if it was. If you did die in another danger.
Sabrina
Family and loved ones in that other place.
Corinne
Right.
Sabrina
Timeline. Because now they're all morning. But, like, that's not just you driving by yourself and kind of zoning out and just being like, oh, whoa, like, that time passed. Or, like, weird. I don't remember the last five minutes of my driving. No. This is a group of, like, five people in a car.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
Who all experience it at the same time.
Corinne
If it was a death. And they all jumped to another timeline. It's wild to me that they'd all jump to the same one.
Sabrina
Maybe because they were all together in the car.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
I don't know. But did you end up going to the cookout? Like, I'm curious, because we've also had.
Corinne
Well, that's an interesting topic to talk about at the cookout.
Sabrina
Right. Because then we also have that one story where someone woke up or, like, felt like they jumped to another timeline, but everything was slightly different. Like, even the things that they connected to their sister about in a. In their other timeline was different.
Corinne
Yeah.
Sabrina
And there were, like, little clues that the people were different.
Corinne
Well, it's just so confusing, too, because it's like. Well, if you die, what would trigger you, your consciousness to go to a different timeline versus just move on in spirit form?
Sabrina
Do we have a choice in the matter?
Corinne
I don't know.
Sabrina
Can our spirit form exist at the same time as multiple dimension versions of ourselves exist? I think yes. Are we all?
Corinne
This is reminding me of, like, your dad haunting himself. Like a previous passive version of him, trying to come through him.
Sabrina
Or you even haunting yourself.
Corinne
What are souls and ghosts in life and time?
Sabrina
You gotta do some shadow work. You look great right now.
Corinne
It's how I feel. This is like, what I am in ghost form, hovering over my mom.
Sabrina
Can we record in pajamas tomorrow?
Corinne
Yes.
Sabrina
Okay.
Corinne
I'm basically wearing that.
Sabrina
I want to wear my house dress? My house coat that I. Oh, thrifted. Okay.
Corinne
Maybe I'll wear the robe that I wore when I was pregnant that is actually my brother's. Please, that I stole for when I can't wait.
Sabrina
It's pajama day.
Corinne
It's pajama day tomorrow.
Sabrina
Next week for the next episode.
Corinne
We're recording it tomorrow.
Sabrina
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Corinne
You to Jamie Ryan who edits and produces our podcast.
Sabrina
Thanks for being here everyone.
Corinne
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Podcast Summary: Two Girls One Ghost - Episode 326: The Disappearance of Malaysia Flight MH370: Theories & Conspiracies (Part Two)
Release Date: June 15, 2025
In Episode 326 of Two Girls One Ghost, hosts Corinne Vien and Sabrina Deana-Roga delve deeper into the enduring mystery of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. Building upon the foundational discussion from the previous episode, this installment explores a variety of theories and conspiracies surrounding the plane's disappearance, blending meticulous research with engaging dialogue.
Corinne reintroduces the episode by recapping the last segment, where the timeline of MH370's vanishing was traced from its departure to the point it disappeared over the remote southern Indian Ocean. Sabrina acknowledges the profound impact on families awaiting answers and sets the stage for a comprehensive exploration of prevailing theories.
One of the most prominent theories discussed is the Pilot Suicide Theory, centering on Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah. Corinne provides an in-depth look into Shah's background:
[31:13] Corinne: "Captain Zahari Ahmad Shah was a 53-year-old seasoned pilot with over 18,000 flight hours, respected and loved by colleagues and family alike."
Sabrina questions the plausibility of this theory, highlighting the lack of evident signs of distress or intent in Shah's personal life:
[36:41] Sabrina: "It's hard to put yourself in that mentality because you don't know what they're feeling."
The hosts discuss deleted flight simulator data that mirrored MH370's flight path, fueling suspicions of premeditation. However, Corinne notes the Malaysian officials' stance, which remains non-committal:
[34:27] Corinne: "The Malaysian government officials remained non-committal, stating they were not of the opinion that the aircraft was intentionally diverted by the pilot."
The emotional toll on Shah's family and friends is emphasized, underscoring the devastating human aspect of the theory.
Transitioning to Hijacking Theories, Corinne and Sabrina examine the presence of two men with stolen passports on board:
[42:07] Corinne: "Two men on board using stolen passports were initially suspected, but authorities cleared them of any involvement."
Despite these individuals being innocent, the theory persisted that someone else might have hijacked the plane, possibly a stowaway in the avionics bay. The hosts scrutinize this notion, referencing the complexity and improbability of such an event:
[47:00] Corinne: "Everything would have had to go perfectly for a stowaway to take control from the avionics bay."
Sabrina connects this to pop culture by mentioning the movie Flight Plan, drawing parallels with fictional hijacking scenarios. The hosts acknowledge the speculative nature of these theories, highlighting the challenges in verifying their legitimacy.
Expanding the scope, Corinne and Sabrina explore more Extraordinary Theories, including extraterrestrial intervention and time slips. They reference a viral (but later debunked) video that falsely suggested MH370 was intercepted by a UFO:
[60:32] Corinne: "A grainy video showed the plane surrounded by three orbs of light before it vanished, but it was later revealed as CGI."
The discussion shifts to Time Slips, with Sabrina sharing a listener's account of experiencing a timeline glitch during a car trip, drawing parallels to the unresolved nature of MH370:
[63:05] Sabrina: "A listener believed her consciousness jumped to another timeline after a bizarre car journey, mirroring theories that MH370 might have entered another dimension."
These speculative ideas, while intriguing, underscore the profound uncertainty and lack of concrete evidence surrounding the disappearance.
The hosts delve into Government and Military Cover-Up Theories, focusing on Diego Garcia—a military island near MH370's last known trajectory. They discuss reports of a low-flying jet over the Maldives and the absence of corresponding radar data:
[54:27] Corinne: "Residents in the Maldives reported seeing a jumbo jet, but military radar showed no such evidence."
Sabrina questions the likelihood of a military interception and the plausibility of such a cover-up, especially given multiple governments' involvement:
[55:46] Sabrina: "It's hard because there's skepticism of official narratives, especially from the US government."
The conversation highlights the inconsistency between eyewitness reports and official statements, perpetuating distrust and fueling conspiracy theories.
Corinne summarizes the timeline of debris findings that provided physical evidence of MH370's crash yet left many questions unanswered:
[68:27] Corinne: "Over two years after the disappearance, debris confirmed to belong to MH370 began washing ashore in various locations, yet the black boxes remain lost."
Sabrina remarks on the limited nature of the debris and the immense challenge of locating the wreckage in the vast Indian Ocean:
[68:57] Sabrina: "We have an end result—the crash—but no cause or explanation."
The hosts express hope that ongoing searches will eventually uncover the black boxes, providing closure for the families and answers to the global community.
In a segment fostering audience engagement, Sabrina shares a Listener Encounter Story about a mysterious car glitch that left passengers feeling displaced in time:
[73:15] Sabrina: "A listener described feeling like they jumped timelines during a car trip, believing their consciousness shifted to an alternate reality."
Corinne relates this to similar reported "glitches," contemplating their implications on the understanding of time and existence, and ties it back to the enigmatic nature of MH370.
Corinne and Sabrina wrap up the episode by reiterating the unresolved status of MH370:
[69:03] Corinne: "MH370 remains one of the greatest aviation mysteries of our time, with no definitive cause pinpointed."
They emphasize the emotional and investigative challenges faced by families and authorities, while acknowledging the multitude of theories—ranging from logical to supernatural—that continue to captivate public interest.
[70:56] Sabrina: "It's heartbreaking that despite 30 pieces of debris, we still lack comprehensive answers."
The episode concludes with a reflection on the persistent quest for truth and the enduring hope that one day, complete answers will emerge.
Notable Quotes:
[31:13] Corinne: "Captain Zahari Ahmad Shah was a seasoned pilot, respected and loved by colleagues and family alike."
[36:41] Sabrina: "It's hard to put yourself in that mentality because you don't know what they're feeling."
[47:00] Corinne: "Everything would have had to go perfectly for a stowaway to take control from the avionics bay."
[60:32] Corinne: "A grainy video showed the plane surrounded by three orbs of light before it vanished, but it was later revealed as CGI."
[69:03] Corinne: "MH370 remains one of the greatest aviation mysteries of our time, with no definitive cause pinpointed."
Conclusion
Episode 326 of Two Girls One Ghost offers a comprehensive exploration of the myriad theories surrounding the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370. From pilot suicide and hijacking to extraterrestrial involvement and government cover-ups, Corinne and Sabrina navigate the complexities of each theory with thoughtful analysis and empathetic understanding. While debunking some myths, they also acknowledge the profound uncertainties that keep the mystery of MH370 alive in public discourse.