The pilot of the missing MH370 plane bombarded young Instagram model twins with creepy messages. Married captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah, 53, sent 26-year-old sisters, Lan Qi Hui and Qi Min Lan messages, begging them to come to Kuala Lumpur.
His 97 Facebook messages have been revealed as psychologists claim he was “self-destructive”.
The father-of-three was co-pilot of MH370, which mysteriously vanished carrying 238 passengers and crew in March 2014.
He sent the Malaysian twin sisters sexually suggestive messages.
On one occasion he commented under a picture of Qi Min Lan in a bathrobe with the comment: “Just showered?”
He repeatedly asked the girls when they were coming to his hometown, despite being ignored.
Zaharie also used his Facebook to call Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak a “moron”.
He also slammed the government which owned the airline he flew for.
Zaharie urged his followers: “There is a rebel in each and every one of us. Let it out!”
Aviation expert Geoffrey Thomas said he should have been fired for his political rants.
He told Australia’s Daily Telegraph: “It should have raised serious alarm bells with the airline that you have someone flying who has such strong anti-government views.
“If a Qantas pilot did something like that, he would be spoken to and grounded.”
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