In a sensational turn of events, Ashton Forbes, a man reportedly battling mental health issues, has been accused of fabricating a story claiming Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 was abducted by UFOs. His allegations stirred significant online attention, but a source has now revealed that Forbes allegedly admitted the video he used to support his claims was fake.
The story began gaining traction after Forbes uploaded a video, purportedly showing UFOs capturing the ill-fated aircraft, which disappeared in March 2014 with 239 passengers and crew on board. Forbes claimed the video was irrefutable evidence of extraterrestrial involvement, sparking heated debates among conspiracy theorists and skeptics.
However, a source close to Forbes has reportedly stated that he privately admitted the footage was fabricated, suggesting he concocted the narrative to achieve internet fame.
Critics argue that such false claims exploit the tragedy of MH370, disrespecting the victims’ families and diverting attention from legitimate investigations into one of aviation’s greatest mysteries.
As the truth behind Forbes’ motives comes to light, many are calling for accountability in spreading misinformation, particularly about sensitive topics like the MH370 tragedy.
