New Malaysia Airlines theory from ex-crash investigator could totally upend the search for missing plane

A new theory based on the pilot's intent would mean the bulk of the wreckage from Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is almost 3,500 miles north of the search's focus, a former National Transportation Safety Board investigator told Fox News Digital. Alan Diehl, who has over 30 years of experience investigating plane crashes, believes the missing Boeing 777 plummeted into the Andaman Sea, which is northwest of Malaysia. The plane disappeared 10 years ago on Friday, on March 8, 2014. Diehl believes the pilot - Zaharie Ahmad Shah - wanted to make a political statement against the current regime "by commandeering…