Other than an approximate position, the article contains no links to any information about where this proposed location is, let alone to the evidence which supp

Other than an approximate position, the article contains no links to any information about where this proposed location is, let alone to the evidence which supposedly leads to this conclusion and to the assumptions which have been made. The MH370 Independent Group site has more information, but it is not well-organized - it comes across as a dump of everything anyone in the group has had to say, rather than an argument leading to a conclusion. I would guess that this location is a result of Godfrey's recently-published WSPR analysis [2]. Update: At https://www.mh370search.com/ https://www.mh370search.com/, the latest post (2021-11-30) says "The GDTAAA WSPRnet MH370 Analysis Preliminary Findings place the crash location at 33.177°S 95.300°E just 6 nm East of the 7th Arc", but the link to the paper that supposedly justifies that conclusion does not work. I feel Mr. Godfrey should put a bit more effort into presenting the argument for his conclusion before he goes around making statements that will cause additional emotional turmoil for many of the victims' relatives. Update 2: That link exists in another version of the same post: [3]. The non-functional link on the landing page appears to have been a mistake in copy-pasting, and on the basis of [3] I see I was mistaken in saying that Godfrey is not doing enough to make his case. [1] https://www.mh370wiki.net/wiki/Independent_Group https://www.mh370wiki.net/wiki/Independent_Group [2] https://www.dropbox.com/s/wif8oqzgm74sdqv/GDTAAA%20V4%20MH370%2007MAR2014%201716%20UTC%20Paper.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/wif8oqzgm74sdqv/GDTAAA%20V4%20MH37... [3] https://www.dropbox.com/s/kvu3kpu7kpjvjin/GDTAAA%20WSPRnet%20MH370%20Analysis%20Preliminary%20Findings.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/kvu3kpu7kpjvjin/GDTAAA%20WSPRnet%2...