MH-17 mystery solved

It would seem that the mystery of MH-17 is solved.

Bullet holes, rather than signs of a BUK missiles were found on both sides of the cockpit.

Let's see if the "official" results will reflect this, or will there be further falsification.

Will this be reflected in MSM or will they continue to peddle the official narrative?

MH-17 mystery solved

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Petri Krohn‏@PetriKrohn

#MH17 #SOLVED Bullet holes on both sides of cockpit! Passed right through, from right to left http://acloserlookonsyria.shoutwiki.com/wiki/List_of_MH17_airframe_parts … pic.twitter.com/jhv3y6Ah3S

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List of MH17 airframe parts

This page should contain a complete list of major MH17 airframe parts that can be identified in photographs.

The table should contain at least two colums

Photograph for identification

Data:

• Name as given by us. Examples: "tail", "left wingtip", "flight deck" "left side rear door",
• location on airframe
• location on ground
• notes and sources

The table should be split in two.

• undamaged parts
• Parts with shrapnel (or bullet) damage

Damaged parts

Only these four sections are known to have any visible shrapnel damage.

Photo	Description
	Left cockpit panel Location: Petropolovka
	Flight deck Includes centre, and right cockpit panels and front lower fuselage. Right window frame with bullet holes is seen at bottom of photo.
	Cockpit right window frame Round machine gun entry holes, opposite exit holes in left side panel. Also seen on the left in this photo and at 9 seconds in this video.
	Cockpit roof section Location: 8 km west of main crash site
	Smaller cockpit roof section
	Left wingtip

Undamaged parts

Photo	Descripion
	Cockpit central window frame + lower panel Holds windshield vipers. Seen in lower part of this photo.
	Front lower fuselage + landing gear Location: connected with flight deck
	Right front door section (Exit R2)
	Right rear door section (Exit R3)
	Right tail door section (Exit R4) - should connect directly to tail section. Sits next to-ia section.
	Left front door section (Exit L2) + roof location:
	Left center roof section
	Front cargo bay floor
	Rear fuselage Location: "wooded area more than a kilometre away from the main crash site"[1]
	Vertical stabilizer
	Tailplane