"I think the idea is if they can somehow divert someone who is mentally ill rather than putting them in jail, then that's going to be good for them and good for us," Powell said.
"They then got a message to say that our ambulance had to be diverted to someone else," he said.
No trace of the Boeing 777-200ER has been found since it vanished on March 8 with 239 people on board, but investigators believe it was diverted by someone who knew how to switch off its communications and tracking systems.
No trace of the plane has been found more than a week after it vanished but investigators believe it was diverted by someone with deep knowledge of the plane and of commercial navigation.
If two percentage points of payroll tax were diverted to individual investment accounts, someone earning $76,000 annually would have slightly more than $1,500 a year to invest in private markets.
He alleged that Mills "was hiding herself from the whole thing" by diverting the blame to someone else.
Find something enjoyable and diverting to do with someone else.
Moreover, he says, neutrinos from different sources have a distinctive energy signature, and that can be used to distinguish plutonium from uranium, and possibly to reveal if someone diverted plutonium from a nuclear reactor.
It's common for parents to either blame themselves or divert blame onto someone else, such as the "wrong crowd", or a romantic partner.
A husband who suddenly becomes secretive, controlling or defensive about money could be someone who is diverting or dissipating marital assets.
If someone is intent on diverting drugs, they say, it can be done with or without a prescription.
