Malaysia: it is speculated about suicide mission

The unanswered questions pile up around the investigations of the disappearance of the Boeing of Malaysia Airlines, for nine days.

The Malay press suggests the possibility of having treated a suicide mission, while the authorities try to rearrange the search areas.

The Chairman of Malaysia Airlines says: "the initial investigation indicates that was the co-pilot who basically spoke on last time was recorded on tape on air traffic control".

Malaysian Police Chief Khalid Abu Bakar is waiting for the sending of requested information to some countries about the profile of the passengers. Researchers believe that the plane may have been diverted to the Indian Ocean by a person with deep knowledge of flight routes and the locations of speed cameras.

Police also are investigating airport employees and is intensifying the searches over the course of the pilot and Copilot, after they seized a Flight Simulator pilot's House found.

The Boeing 777 left Kuala Lumpur at local 12:41 am Saturday and had ETA to Beijing some six hours later, but disappeared from radars 40 minutes after take-off.

The Boeing had fuel to 7:0 and a half flight it is speculated about the corridors that will be used to not be detected.

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