失蹤：馬航370

這部紀錄片講述了澳大利亞首批鑽頭說唱明星在警方禁止他們進行表演的情況下，通過抗爭而逐漸崛起的過程。

記者金·沃爾在登上發明家彼得·馬德森的潛艇後失蹤。關於前者的命運，後者的說辭反覆無常，而駭人的真相就掩藏其中。

　　本片跟隨南卡羅萊納州治安官部門的警官，展現了他們對在令人不安的情況下失蹤的人口進行緊急搜尋的過程。

該紀錄片由澳大利亞廣播公司ABC製作。最早在2014年5月19日的晚間節目Four Corners中播出。　　在MH370失聯後的約80天時間裡，Four Corners節目記者Caro Meldrum-Hanna獨家採訪了馬來西亞國防部長、Inmarsat公司負責人、前波音飛機駕駛員以及機長的家人與朋友等相關人士，進行了深度的追問和探討，並試圖重現MH370失聯當天數小時的關鍵情況。　　Next on Four Corners reporter Caro Meldrum-Hanna forensically charts what happened in the minutes and hours after the Boeing 777 aircraft stopped communicating with authorities on the gr...

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