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March 25th, 2014
09:23 PM ET
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 passengers' cell phone data, messages could be retrieved
What if the passengers of Flight 370 tried to send messages before the plane went missing?
That's a crucial question not only for family members of the passengers, but for investigators who want to know what happened in the flight's final moments.
If and when the plane is found, forensic experts say personal cell phones and electronics may be the key to solving one of the biggest aviation mysteries in history.
Our Ted Rowlands is Outfront with the story.
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