All right, Ashton Forbes. Thanks for coming, man. Hey, Danny. Nice to meet you. Nice to be here.

Yeah, yeah. I'm excited to talk to you today. Like I said, I listened to Julian's podcast that he recorded with you last week.

It was really well done. He was very skeptical as people should be when they're going through this stuff.

I'm excited to go through it with you here.

But for people who aren't or may not be familiar with this missing flight, Malaysia 370 that disappeared in 2014,

what is the official narrative of what happened to that plane that disappeared?

And how did you get interested in it?

And maybe even before we go into that,

like let's talk about your background.

Where did you come from?

What do you do for a living?

And how long have you been like an investigator?

Yeah, I've only really been an investigator for about three months.

So, you know, what I like to say is I'm nobody special.

I am just passionately curious, which is an Albert Einstein quote.

And I've always been interested in plane crashes, mysterious plane incidents,

just because I have a fear of flying.

My background is actually in healthcare IT.

I'm an analyst, consultant, database architect, whatever you want to call it.

But maybe that analytical mindset has kind of led me to be a good person

that would actually be able to dig into this investigation, figure out what really happened.

I think what we're dealing with here is potentially the biggest, largest, verifiable conspiracy of all time.

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