US judge tosses law firm's motion seeking Malaysia Airlines plane evidence


Vermij, who has investigated plane disasters such as the Asiana crash and the EgyptAir crash of 1999, said in a separate interview, "I'm just waiting ... They haven't found anything that is suspicious in terms of the handling of the situation. It's more likely that it's just a straight accident ... We don't really know anything."- Reuters- Reuters

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