Stolen Passports Trigger Terrorist Concerns on Malaysia Jet

>> Hussein declined to give further details, saying it may jeopardize the investigation. Hussein said only two passengers had used stolen passports, and that earlier reports that the identities of two others were under investigation were not true.

The article itself contradicts the headline. Seems like click-bait.

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Number Of Suspect Passports On Missing Flight Grows

Interpol is releasing more information about stolen passports that were used to board the Malaysian flight that has been missing since Friday morning. According to Interpol, nobody had checked their database prior to the flight, meaning the passports were recorded as stolen, but that information was not accessed. Counterterrorism authorities from around the world are probing these new developments as the search continues for the wreckage of the Boeing 777.

http://americanmilitarynews.com/2014/03/number-suspect-passports-missing-flight-grows/