Was the MH370 disappearance a plot by the Chinese government to cover up its 'secret organ harvesting trade'? Disgraced TV boss asks for donations to fund wild conspiracy theory movie.
Darlene Lieblich Tipton, who was vice-president of Fox Cable Network's standards and practices department, claims to have raised US$763,000 for the film already.
Titled Malaysia 370, the movie links the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines jet to the harvesting of organs from Falun Gong practitioners by the Chinese government.
Mrs Tipton was fired after 24 years with Fox for sending a series of bizarre emails to Sarah Bacj, whose partner Phillip Wood vanished with the missing plane.
She told Ms Bacj that her husband Ken Tipton had visions of passengers on the plane, and claimed they were still alive.
Ms Bacj contacted Fox after Mrs Tipton told her she would reveal the plane's location and raise millions of dollars with her help - if she waived future compensation claims.
After being fired Mrs Tipton and her husband used Mr Wood's name to raise over $100,000 from online fundraisers, without the consent of his family or Ms Bacj.
31/07/18 Sam Duncan/Daily Mail Australia
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Darlene Lieblich Tipton, who was vice-president of Fox Cable Network's standards and practices department, claims to have raised US$763,000 for the film already.
Titled Malaysia 370, the movie links the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines jet to the harvesting of organs from Falun Gong practitioners by the Chinese government.
Mrs Tipton was fired after 24 years with Fox for sending a series of bizarre emails to Sarah Bacj, whose partner Phillip Wood vanished with the missing plane.
She told Ms Bacj that her husband Ken Tipton had visions of passengers on the plane, and claimed they were still alive.
Ms Bacj contacted Fox after Mrs Tipton told her she would reveal the plane's location and raise millions of dollars with her help - if she waived future compensation claims.
After being fired Mrs Tipton and her husband used Mr Wood's name to raise over $100,000 from online fundraisers, without the consent of his family or Ms Bacj.
31/07/18 Sam Duncan/Daily Mail Australia
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