A new hypothesis about the fate of the plane MH370 disappeared 7 years ago

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A French journalist recently published the book, referring to the Malaysian airline's MH370 flight theory, which went missing seven years ago, was shot down

The missing MH370 aircraft is still the biggest aviation mystery. The plane carrying 239 people disappeared on March 8, 2014, on a journey from Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) to Beijing (China).

In the newly published book, French journalist Florence de Changy said that the plane MH370 continued its journey northward to China for 80 minutes, before being shot down.

Florence believed the plane was shot down either by mistake or on purpose. The plane can be shot down by fighter jets, missiles or laser weapons is being tested in the area, the book says.

Florence also hypothesized, the plane was shot down to hide unidentified packages were transported on the plane.

In the book, Florence says learning about MH370 is like a jigsaw puzzle, with thousands of clues put together.

Florence is a seasoned investigative journalist specializing in the Asia-Pacific region for the past 25 years. She started learning about MH370 after the plane went missing for a week.

Florence said, the plane continued to fly for 80 minutes according to the scheduled course and was shot down. The area where the plane crashed was in the Gulf of Thailand.

Peter Chong, a friend of MH370 captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, 52, told Florence he had a flight over the Gulf of Thailand, days after MH370 went missing. He looked out from the plane's window to see a frantic search below. Chong believes that the MH370 plane crashed there.

Also according to journalist Florence, 4.5 tons of fresh mangosteen transported on board could conceal secret packages such as rhino horn or ivory." Florence said she felt strange when the packages above the aircraft does not undergo an X-ray screening process.