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Germanwings A320 Crashes in Alps

Any memory cards that weren't in a fire should survive and the speed that the plane hit will have separated the fuselage contents from the tanks very violently but effectively
 
KC Cantiaci said:
On the face of it, the whole thing stinks.

If the 'video' as described, runs to the very end where the plane crashes, it suggests that this will have come from a memory card from the crash site. If this is the case, then the investigators have a serious issue with breaches and leaks.
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+1. It should be properly investigated and the person responsible prosecuted for looting. I don't know if media outlets in receipt of what they know to have been looted from a site of investigation can also be prosecuted, but there should be a way. Frankly it is disgusting that their first action was not to hand it over.
 
Could it be possibly be worst? - this just adds an extra layer of Evil planning if true...

"Germanwings co-pilot may have spiked pilot's drink with diuretic, report says"

"The UK Daily Telegraph, citing German newspaper Express.de, reports that 27-year-old Lubitz may have mixed a drug into Captain Patrick Sondheimer’s drink, causing him to need to use the restroom and consequently leaving Lubitz alone in the cockpit.

Other reports suggest that Lubitz searched online for information about diuretics in the days leading up to the crash. However, the Telegraph notes that the reports appear to be based on speculation, with no evidence that Lubitz bought the drugs in question or took them onboard the doomed flight."

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/0...spiked-pilot-drink-with-diuretic-report-says/
 
JohnW said:
Could it be possibly be worst? - this just adds an extra layer of Evil planning if true...

"Germanwings co-pilot may have spiked pilot's drink with diuretic, report says"

"The UK Daily Telegraph, citing German newspaper Express.de, reports that 27-year-old Lubitz may have mixed a drug into Captain Patrick Sondheimer’s drink, causing him to need to use the restroom and consequently leaving Lubitz alone in the cockpit.

Other reports suggest that Lubitz searched online for information about diuretics in the days leading up to the crash. However, the Telegraph notes that the reports appear to be based on speculation, with no evidence that Lubitz bought the drugs in question or took them onboard the doomed flight."

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2015/0...spiked-pilot-drink-with-diuretic-report-says/
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Suggested is not proof but then does that matter with FoxNews and some other media outlets?
 
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