article_snippet: Twelve months after Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 vanished without a trace, Jaquita Gonzales' hasn't given up hope.
article_snippet: Not until there is some conclusive evidence on the fate of the airliner -- one way or another.
article_snippet: Families of victims we spoke to hold on to the slimmest belief that MH370, which disappeared barely an hour into its flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on March 8 last year, did not crash and that the 239 passengers and crew on board are alive.
article_snippet: No evidence means there is still a little bit of hope.
article_snippet: In late January, the government televised a pre-recorded announcement from the civil aviation chief that the passengers and crew of MH370 were "presumed lost" after the plane crashed as a result of an accident.
article_snippet: CNN contacted both the government and Malaysia Airlines for a response to the families' claims, but did not receive an answer.
highlights_snippet: Jaquita Gonzales' says Jaquita Gonzales''s unable to move on until Jaquita Gonzales' knows what happened to plane .
  