LIVE! 'So many dead, unlikely local morgue can hold them'

July 18, 2014 11:29

Headphones and computers were scattered throughout a field of sunflowers. In another field, a Dutch passport lay open. Bodies fell from the sky, looking like rags or clumps of ash. That was some of what residents and rescue workers saw after Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 came to a jolting rest in a large wheat field dotted with purple flowers and Queen Anne's lace, trailing debris over several miles of sparsely populated Ukrainian farmland. Read more

Pic: Relatives of passengers who died on board MH17 console each other

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