© www.wjla.comVictims by the truckload are removed from crash site.
The bodies are gone and the emergency workers established a perimeter, only to abandon it less than an hour later. We weren't immediately allowed to get up to the wreck like before, but it is now totally unguarded.
The rebels were even off in their tent and not patrolling the area.
© www.arabnews.comUkrainian coal miners search for crash victims.
To my untrained eye, this looks like exactly the type of thing investigators would not want -- evidence being moved.
7:43 a.m. -- Maybe the light is better this morning, maybe we dare look more, but we're seeing body parts everywhere today in .
All of the bodies we spotted Friday were still laying among the wreckage nearly 48 hours after the crash.
It's been raining. The smell is different today.
Less jet fuel. More like a butcher shop.
It's worse.
© www.nydailynews.comPassersby explore unprotected crash site.
Journalists, rebels and a few emergency workers are the only ones here this morning.
As we pulled away, investigators arrived to begin removing the bodies.
This time from ABC.
"Anywhere else in the world, this crash site would be sealed off and crawling with investigators."
I wonder how tight Kirit Radia could sealed up area of some 30 sq km in the war zone?
And why these investigators prefer to blabling in Kiev instead coming to the crash site? Oh, yes! They are concerned about their safety. So, what could Kirit Radia say about OSCE observers who came to the site within 24 hours?
And more thing. In one sentence he's lamenting over bodies still lying on the ground, but in another he expresses his anger 'cos "evedence is being moved".
Make up your mid, you idiot!