It's in four years, missing plane with 239 passengers.

The missing MH370 passenger plane has been tracked to Google Earth and it seems that its parts are pierced by bullets. The 239 - passenger butterfly had disappeared on the Kuala Lumpur-Pejkin flight line on March 8, 2014, over the Indian Ocean.

Earlier this year, Malaysia has agreed to pay an American company, Ocean Infinity, up to 50 million pounds to find its plane by June. Peter McMahon, an engineer of the mechanics in Australia who claims to have worked in the investigation into air accidents for 25 years, insists he found the plane.

McMahon (64) has been tracking NASA photos and Google maps since the disappearance of the plane, and according to it, the butterfly is located in Rund Island, north of naval, Africa. He believes that the plane is 10 miles from the island, not investigated by investigators.

In one shot, they look like parts of the plane visible on the surface of the water. McMahon says he's sent his findings to Transport and the Australian Security Office, which has confirmed that it could be the missing plane. McMahon claims four Americans were sent to Australia to see the MH370 findings. “They have made sure that all accepted information is kept hidden from the public, even from our government, but why?”, he said. According to him, authorities do not want to find the plane, as it is full of bullet holes and finds will only open other investigations. He claims to have found the front cabin of the plane south of Rodriguez Island, also in the vicinity of Maurcius.

Ghyslain Wattrelos, who lost his wife and two children to tragedy, also believes that the plane was shot down with a firearm. He believes Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand may have important information, since all armies from these countries have seen the plane and are now silent for unknown reasons. “Why all this silence? Is there something they don't want to tell us about this event?