What’s strange about the China Airlines crash recording?

The key is time. The time of that recording was the day before the "first seven" of the more than 200 people who died in the plane crash. In that plane crash, no one survived, and they were all dead long ago. . . So you get it?

This incident first appeared in Taiwan. It was originally a text message received by Mr. Zhang, asking him to dial a voice message. This is the rather creepy recording that is now widely circulated on the Internet. Later, it was All over the web.

After Mr. Zhang’s colleagues heard this, their first instinct was that it was a sound floating on the sea. Some thought it was a prank, while others said it might be a survivor of China Airlines who wanted to ask for help and dialed the wrong phone in an emergency. Number.

Mr. Zhang was afraid that he was a victim of China Airlines, because that morning was the sixth day of the China Airlines crash, and that night was the "first seven".

Later, Mr. Zhang checked several times with the local telecommunications company, but could not find out the number of the caller. He only knew that the call was sent at 5:21 in the morning. After calling the police, it was verified that the recording time was the day before the plane crashed! If you want to check the records, you must have evidence. Mr. Zhang is not the victim, nor is he a family member of the victim. It is difficult to retrieve the records. The police left after completing the transcripts and were unable to do anything.

The strange things about this incident are:

1. After the plane crashed, a rescue team came to assist, and more than 200 people on the plane died, but this recording was sent It was the sixth day after the rescue (the day before the first seven days), when everyone was confirmed dead (this is the time it was sent)

2. The recording time was The day before the plane crashed

3. The source of the recording could not be found

In addition, in the black box recording released, the conversations and operations between the flight crew members were normal. However, there were many unusual sounds:

At 3:14:06 p.m., the sound was "ta da da da da";

3:18 p.m. Fourteen seconds later, a series of "click, click" sounds began;

At 3:20 and 52 seconds in the afternoon, seven different signals similar to heartbeat sounds appeared, with the duration starting from 0:00 From 02 seconds to 0.24 seconds;

From 3:24:09 to 3:27:45, four "click, click" sounds began to appear |

At 3:28:02, after a "click" sound, the CVR lost signal due to a power outage.

According to this inference, the time of the recording on the Internet should not be recorded by the black box on the plane, because the time cannot match.