I try to decode a simple json using purest json externals

The file test.json in example works well but I failed in parsing this exemple: Do somebody tried such a task or have any advices?

Content of my file:

{  
        "AIS":{  
            "MMSI":227441980,
            "TIMESTAMP":"2017-08-11 11:17:37 UTC",
            "LATITUDE":46.1459,
            "LONGITUDE":-1.16631,
            "COURSE":360.0,
            "SPEED":0.0,
            "HEADING":511,
            "IMO":0,
            "NAME":"CLEMENTINE",
            "CALLSIGN":"FJVK",
            "TYPE":60,
            "A":0,
            "B":0,
            "C":0,
            "D":0,
            "DRAUGHT":0.0,
            "DESTINATION":"",
            "ETA_AIS":"00-00 00:00",
            "ETA":""
        }
    },
    {  
        "AIS":{  
            "MMSI":247142520,
            "TIMESTAMP":"2017-08-11 11:09:43 UTC",
            "LATITUDE":37.93858,
            "LONGITUDE":20.33623,
            "COURSE":327.3,
            "SPEED":9.0,
            "HEADING":511,
            "IMO":0,
            "NAME":"MARIELLA II",
            "CALLSIGN":"IZTN",
            "TYPE":30,
            "A":6,
            "B":12,
            "C":1,
            "D":4,
            "DRAUGHT":2.0,
            "DESTINATION":"PESCA",
            "ETA_AIS":"00-00 24:60",
            "ETA":""
        }
    },
    {  
        "AIS":{  
            "MMSI":538003777,
            "TIMESTAMP":"2017-08-11 11:18:05 UTC",
            "LATITUDE":36.28361,
            "LONGITUDE":-3.5416,
            "COURSE":260.0,
            "SPEED":11.2,
            "HEADING":260,
            "IMO":9441271,
            "NAME":"M/V CANARY",
            "CALLSIGN":"V7TC3",
            "TYPE":70,
            "A":160,
            "B":30,
            "C":10,
            "D":22,
            "DRAUGHT":12.3,
            "DESTINATION":"GIBRALTAR",
            "ETA_AIS":"08-11 04:00",
            "ETA":"2017-08-11 04:00:00"
        }
    }

well, jsonlint doesn't like it either... looks like at least on line 23 you are closing the very first bracket and I don't think you want to do that yet,.. you have an issue with the other "AIS" bits as well...

Thanks for the hint, I just copy-pasted an exemple file from the website to a new plain text textedit document and saved it as .json... Maybe It's not the right way to do, and it had some trouble with encryption?

@60htz Actually it looks like 3 separate but valid JSON structures (because I'm pretty sure you can't repeat keys), so just try it out with one and remove the commas,... so essentially

{
    "AIS":{
        "key1": 1,
        "key2":2
    }
}

thanks. The problem is that the object [json-decode] can read them but don't parse every values...

Anyway, I found a working solution in puredata using [pofjson] from the wonderful Pof project from metalu.net. There is also a [pofxml] external.