Mangled 'MH370 debris' found off the coast of Mozambique suggests plane may have exploded

Another piece of aircraft wreckage, believed to be from MH370, has added strength to the belief that the plane was not under the control of a pilot when it smashed into the southern Indian Ocean. A South African tour operator in Mozambique says he found the large triangular-shaped piece, measuring about a meter wide and a meter long, on the country's east coast. The fact that it is badly mangled with torn edges has led experts to conclude that the aircraft was not glided down for a "soft" landing on the sea - a claim by those who believe pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah turned 'rogue' and took control of the aircraft on a suicide flight to end in the ocean where it would sink and drown everyone on board. The part found off Mozambique is one of an increasing number of pieces found off the African coast. <br/>