Courtney Love Thinks She Found the Missing Malaysian Airlines Plane

March 19, 2014

Maybe there was a hardcore mixture of barbiturates and little blue pills next to Malaysian Airlines Flight 370’s black box, because Courtney Love sure didn’t have a problem finding the plane that has been elusive to the rest of the world.

According to Rolling Stone, the lead singer of the subpar ’90s rock band Hole says she was able to spot the missing plane by using an online satellite imagery map website called Tomnod that was set up to help find the plane’s location. She then took to Facebook to tell her fans about it:

Post by Courtney Love.

So far more than 14,000 of her followers like the picture of a possible plane crash site.

Only time will tell whether or not Love actually found the missing plane, but if it’s going to keep her and her band out the studio longer, here’s to hoping she continues to look for it.

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