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Others believe the plane was secretly diverted by the CIA to a U.S. military base in the Indian Ocean, accidentally or defensively shot down by U.S. forces in the area, hijacked by terrorists, or captured by aliens.
To keep drones out of high-risk areas, companies try hijacking them and shooting them down.
Earlier this week, Malaysia's police chief Khalid Abu Bakar said investigators were focussing on four areas - hijacking, sabotage, psychological problems and possible personal problems of the passengers or crew.
The Tory leader of Westminster City Council, Colin Barrow, welcomed the move to remove protesters, who he accused of "hijacking" the area.
The United States and the international community must help rebel groups build a state within the area they hold or risk more radical elements hijacking the revolution and taking control of Syria.
They said they had been motivated to evict the rebels in part because the rebels were hijacking aid vehicles and preventing peacekeepers from patrolling the area, events that some aid workers and peacekeepers confirmed.
"There are a lot of religious leaders in the Chicago area who are beginning to feel Mr. Beck and others are hijacking Christianity," Kerrie Rosenthal, 50, of Palatine told the Tribune.
Are extremists hijacking the Arab Spring?
"Now it is hijacking everything".
