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Two U.S. officials believe the shutdown of two separate communications systems from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 happened at different cubs tickets baseball times, indicating the disappearance was less likely the result of a catastrophic failure and more likely the result of a "deliberate act," according to a new report from ABC News.
The Journal originally reported that  they obtained data from the aircraft's cubs tickets baseball engines, but then issued a correction saying that U.S. investigators based their position on " an analysis of signals sent through the plane’s satellite-communication cubs tickets baseball link designed to automatically transmit the status of some onboard systems."
Malaysian authorities immediately rebutted the initial report , but have not provided any new information about the fate of the flight. Today, the country's  minister of defense and acting cubs tickets baseball minister of transport said  the plane simply " vanished ."
One person tracking the probe told The Journal that U.S. counterterrorism officials are actively pursuing the notion that the plane was diverted "with the intention of using it later for another purpose."
The Journal notes that the plane could have flown, in almost any direction, cubs tickets baseball for 2,530 miles in four hours. That makes the search area a whole lot bigger. The plane could have reached India or Pakistan, for example, as well as much of Russia and China.
Five days later, the search for clues about the plane's path have become one of the most baffling mysteries in the history of modern aviation. There has been no trace of the plane and no confirmed signs of wreckage.
Earlier this week Malaysia's military said that it believed the the passenger plane turned and flew 350 miles to the west after it last made contact with civilian air traffic control cubs tickets baseball off the country's east coast. It then backed away from the report.