Dag 1193
22 oktober 2017
Max van der Werff
Het gaat goed met het onderzoek. Dat vertelde Fred Westerbeke (hoofd van het MH17 Joint Investigation Team) in een interview met het Russische blad Novaya Gazeta.
Het is vanwege meerdere redenen een opmerkelijk interview. In deze tweet met link naar MH17 – even als Nederlanders onder elkaar leg ik uit dat Nederland precies doet wat het Rusland verwijt. Maar er is veel meer aan de hand.
20th of April 2017, Max van der Werff
Reading time ± 35 minutes
Since April 12th 2017 a thousand days passed since Malaysian flight MH17 (KLM codeshare KL4103) was shot down above East Ukraine. Up until now, those who did it are not arrested and many questions remain unanswered.
11 april 2017, Max van der Werff
Leestijd ± 35 minuten
Morgen, 12 april 2017, is het duizend dagen geleden dat vlucht Malaysia MH17 (KLM codeshare KL4103) boven Oost-Oekraïne werd neergeschoten. Tot op heden zijn er geen daders opgepakt en blijven nog steeds veel vragen onbeantwoord.
30 juli 2016 – Max van der Werff
Nee, zelf heb ik geen geliefde verloren door de aanslag op MH17. God zij dank niet. Wel nachtmerries gehad met terugkerende beelden van het levenloze lichaam van een van mijn dochters. Zij lag tussen de zonnebloemen in een veld niet ver van Grabovo. De tranen en het zout op mijn lippen waren echt.
Publishing date 28 July 2016
Max van der Werff
“Russian Images of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 Were Altered, Report Finds”
“MOSCOW – A group of arms control researchers have determined that two images released by the Russian government, ostensibly to help clarify why a civilian airliner was shot down two years ago, were digitally altered using Photoshop before being posted online.”
(New York Times 15 July 2016)
Профессор Гиемулла, прежде чем обсуждать случай с MH-17, пожалуйста расскажите о других авиакатастрофах, где вы вы предоставляли вашу юридическую помощь.
21 November 2015
Most of October I spent investigating in Ukraine rebel controlled territory and 13th of October watched Tjibbe Joustra of the Dutch Safety Board announce on TV:
“The Buk missile was fired from rebel controlled territory”
October 15, 2015 (updated Oct. 25)
Sergey Mastepanov
Time to read —45 minutes
There are four photos and three videos showing the alleged rebel’s Buk. Only the “Paris Match” photos show this Buk at a close distance, which a group of investigative journalists named Bellingcat uses as proof that Buk came from Russia because of “Buk’s fingerprints.” These photos look clearly photoshopped to the naked eye. The characteristics of the other photos (Torez and Snizhne), which appeared in the social media and are also used by Bellingcat, suggest that Buk and some other vehicles could have been easily added there with the help of Photoshop.
The aim of this article is to show with pictures the areas of Donetsk “Paris Match” photos, which point out that they are fake, to show how approximately they were made, to show examples how Buk could have been added in the other two photos, to point out who uses the fake “Paris Match” photos and Bellingcat’s flawed analysis as evidence, and to provide other information.
Civil journalists, bloggers, hobby investigators -whatever you call them- have become a relevant factor in the unprecedented information war raging around the shootdown of flight Malaysia MH17. In fact so relevant that members of the established media are openly challenged to back up their claims with facts and not just repeat their old mantra: “trust us we are the information professionals. We filter all relevant information for you and present it in a fair and balanced way”.
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