
Journalists went back to the site Sunday morning, and anyone is allowed to walk the area. Very few armed pro-Russian rebels are present and civilians are actually walking around the debris.
#MH17 crash site becoming a tourist attraction. Local residents walking around debris, taking photos pic.twitter.com/Comkx92ov0
— Kevin Bishop (@bishopk) July 20, 2014
Keir Williams from NBC is posting Vines of the scene.
Journalists walking through the crash field... #MH17 pic.twitter.com/WgzWgU93yy
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
More bodies still at the site in bags. Very hot here. Day four. Won't describe smell. #MH17 pic.twitter.com/3NjtDtLUkL
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
Some miner volunteers have been helping clean up bodies at crash site. #MH17 pic.twitter.com/HpFKpzAEE8
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
Console ceiling on the side of the road by a house. #MH17 pic.twitter.com/rhJ1NPyh3q
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
Debris I just tweeted photos of actually fell on the houses next door, the residents say. Then they brought them out here. #MH17
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
Huge amount of stuff landed in this sunflower field near Rasypnoe. #MH17 pic.twitter.com/QkREmGKUT1
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
Bodies appear to have all been removed here from the Rasypnoe sunflower field where much of the plane landed. #MH17 pic.twitter.com/AYvI0NJEbd
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
A drinks tray. Oxygen masks. In-flight TV. Now all in people's yards. #MH17 pic.twitter.com/BWBBgv6J1z
— max seddon (@maxseddon) July 20, 2014
Journalists wandering amid the debris filing standups. This is why some people don't like us. #MH17 pic.twitter.com/y3onrQEcpU
— max seddon (@maxseddon) July 20, 2014
Victims in the crash were transported to the Torez train station in refrigerated cars. However, the bodies were out in the heat for almost four days. Pro-Russian forces claimed the plane's black boxes are in Donetsk but will stay there until experts arrive. Reported by Breitbart 10 hours ago.