MH370: Over 120 books are available today about what did or did not happen in aviation's greatest mystery.
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Titles include Someone is Hiding Something, MH370 The Secret Files, MH370 Lost in the Dark, Into Oblivion MH370, The Crash of MH370, MH370 We Know Where You Are, The Plane That Never Was, MH370 The Truth, Putin and MH370/MH17, and Into Thin Air, And the list goes on and on.
It's easy to check the numbers, just look up eBay and Amazon.
There are page after page of books.
So many of the books make claims such as “The Truth” and even "Eye Witness”.
Another goes further: “Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 – Why it disappeared – and why it's only a matter of time before it happens again.”
At least one of the book titles is honest: “A psychic look at MH370”.
And one very dishonest: “I survived MH370.”
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