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25, 2014 - 16:30   ET    PAMELA BROWN, CNN JUSTICE CORRESPONDENT
(voice-over): The Australians, who lost 37 citizens on the
flight have also sent investigators to Kiev.  JULIE BISHOP,
AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN MINISTER: We are determined to find who was
span for this act and who is responsible for creating the
circumstances that gave rise to it.  BROWN: The U.S. National
Transportation Safety Board sent one person to London and
another to Ukraine, but not to the crash site. Both
investigators are coming home, but the NTSB says support will
continue. Boeing which built the 777 and Rolls-Royce, which
manufactured the engines are also part of the investigation.
Russia says it too is joining the effort despite being accused
by Ukraine of having a hand in shooting down the plane.  JOHN
GOGLIA, FORMER BOARD MEMBER, NTSB: They're going to