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MH370: Family members from the USA, Australia, New Zealand, France and India will raise money for a fund to finance their own search for the missing plane.

IF THIS IS NOT A CLEAR SIGN THAT MATTERS ARE OUT OF THE HANDS OF MALAYSIA, WHAT ELSE IS?

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To contribute, go to:  http://www.igg.me/at/reward-mh370.

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Called “Reward MH370: The Search for the Truth,” the campaign by families to raise money will launch Monday on the crowd-funding website Indiegogo. The minimum donation will be $5. The relatives got permission from Indiegogo to raise money for a reward, which the firm has not previously permitted, Bajc said.

WHAT IS ON OFFER?

A REWARD
$3 million reward for a whistle-blower to expose key information about the vanished jetliner.
A PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS FUND
$2 million fund for private investigators to follow up on promising leads.

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Malaysiakini

1:15PM Jun 8, 2014

Website offers RM16mil reward to find MH370

IndieGogo, a crowd funding website, has launched a campaign to raise US$5 million (RM16.065 million) through public contributions, which will be rewarded to any firm or individual which provides vital information leading to the discovery of the missing MH370 Malaysia Airlines flight.

The page for the donations will be launched today at 8pm in Malaysia, coinciding with the three-month mark since the flight disappeared from civilian radars on March 8.

In a statement, individuals who are launching the crowd funding move, said that a secure website will be launched on June 15, to handle all the submissions from members of the public regarding the location of the plane.
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“The more (donations) we raise, the higher the reward will be, and the more encouragement for someone to come forward,” the statement said.

The team launching the campaign consists of several family members of those who were on the ill-fated flight and “individuals with specialist skills.”
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“This mystery is unprecedented in the history of aviation, and we need to work as a collective community with one goal of finding the truth, the plane and the passengers,” said Ethan Hunt, the project leader.

To contribute, an individual can go to :  http://www.igg.me/at/reward-mh370.

http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/265037

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The campaign is an initiative of family members from the USA, Australia, New Zealand, France and India, Bajc said, and does not involve relatives of passengers from China or Malaysia, whose citizens formed the majority of passengers on the flight.

The Wall Street Journal

Sarah Bajc, 48, and her partner Philip Wood, 50, an IBM executive from Texas. Wood was a passenger on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.(Photo: Sarah Bajc)

“We are taking matters into our own hands,” said Sarah Bajc, a U.S. citizen whose partner Philip Wood, 50, an IBM executive from Texas, who was on the flight when it disappeared on March 8. “There is no credible evidence” the plane is in the southern Indian Ocean, where planes, boats and a mini-sub have searched in vain for weeks, she said.

“I’m convinced that somebody is concealing something,” said Bajc, 48, a business studies teacher in Beijing and former executive with Microsoft.

http://www.kens5.com/news/Flight-MH370-families-start-whistle-blower-fund-262102491.html

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