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From News.com.au
FORENSIC experts have shed light on how the MH17 crash site will be searched after News Corp witnessed what has been really going on, as locals tamper with evidence.
Despite what’s been left behind, looted or destroyed, Australian disaster experts are fully braced for the investigative nightmare which awaits. But News Corp Australia can report the area, in eastern Ukraine, remains littered with personal effects and important flight log books and passports of those aboard the doomed flight. And, in a shocking example of evidence tampering, local emergency workers have been seen using angle grinders to cut up parts of the cockpit and front fuselage section of the Boeing 777 Aircraft. Later they used their van with a steel cable on a tow bar to drag the jet apart, unwittingly destroying potentially vital evidence. A bulldozer was also spotted at the crash site. MH17 DISASTER: Who pulled the trigger on the missile? CRASH SCENE: Body parts still on the ground where the plane went down

Destroying evidence3 ... local emergency workers angle grind into the remains of the cockpit of MH17 with suspicion of a body below in the village of Rassypnoye. Picture: Ella Pellegrini Source: News Corp Australia
The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said body parts still lay scattered at the crash sites. “There were human remains that had not been picked up,” OSCE spokesman Michael Bociurkiw said. “What struck us is that we did not monitor any recovery activity in place,” he said, pointing out that OSCE observers saw human remains in at least two areas at the sprawling crash site in rebel-held territory. Five days after MH17 was shot down with 298 people on board, Malaysian and Dutch investigators joined the OECD observers in pouring over the disaster zone.

Total mess .... local emergency workers angle grind into the remains of the cockpit of MH17 with suspicion of a body below in the village of Rassypnoye. Picture: Ella Pellegrini Source: News Corp Australia
But only three officials were permitted to enter at any given time. Time is of the absolute essence as amid the stifling heat, rain has fallen in recent days, compromising the integrity of belongings still scattered over the fields.
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