It all starts with a bunch of monkeys that just had their brain eaten, deciding to shoot down a civil airplane and after the crash they decide to crawl over the corpses and steal all their personal belongings. That may very well be the same monkeys.
I can imagine that, being a warzone, things can't be controlled much after that either. Hence everyone is allowed on the scene. People offering to help, with good or less good intentions, no control or coordination. Also allows any parties involved in the taking down of the plane to remove any incriminating evidence, how convenient. Even today people are tampering with the remains of the airplane and everything that is still there, while qualified rescue workers are only allowed limited access.
I am very happy that after a lot of tampering, and after throwing around filled body bags like sand bags, the first remains of the victims were flown over to Holland. Finally there's respect and a worthy treatment for these innocent victims of a war where brainless monkeys are fighting other brainless monkeys, like on more places on this planet. In an impressive ceremony and procession the first 40 fallen were received yesterday and let's hope they can be identified rapidly but thoroughly. The next couple of days we will see similar ceremonies and we hope to have all casualties gathered soon.
Let's not forget the more than impressive speech held for the UN by our foreign affairs minister Frans Timmermans, at least as as impressive as seeing our royals being just as touched as most of us are here. First, let's get all victims out of that hell hole, make sure they get a decent last journey and help their family and friends to cope with their tragic and inconceivable losses.
Then it is time for justice for those responsible. Just like all those innocent victims including kids in Gaza, no one should be able to get away with actions like these. I really hope justice will prevail.

Link to the text of Frans Timmermans' speech for the UN
