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March 25th, 2014
11:51 PM ET
Why Flight 370's black boxes may not answer all the questions
Investigators are combing the southern Indian Ocean for any clue about what happened to Flight 370. The plane's black boxes may offer the best chance at solving the mystery. But even if they are found, the black boxes may not have enough information for investigators to piece together the entire puzzle. Randi Kaye takes a closer look.
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The speculation and "guessing" surrounding the story of the disappearance is making this story irrelevant and ridiculous. I watch the news for facts. We, the public, understand that this is a mystery. We can run our own scenarios. There has to be other facts that you can cover. I use to watch CNN daily, but am finding myself turning the channel because I feel like I am watching a tabloid filled with lies and guessing.
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