More details as to what exactly took place on the Germanwings plane crush continue to emerge as analysts, experts and the public try to fill the puzzle as to whether the crush was intentional or an accident.
The Tuesday’s horrific crush has however raised doubts as to whether the plane crush could be an attack and the pilot in question, Andreas Lubitz, was the scape goat. Other analysts have also opened doors to options which guide them to clues indicating Andreas could have possibly intentionally led the passengers into doom-the French Alps.
As the recovery of the remains from the French Alps scene continue, more attention is being given to the 27 year old co-pilot who appears to have intentionally locked the pilot out of the cockpit, crushing 150 people onto the mountainside where the aircraft went down.
The continued investigation reports indicate that Lubitz could have been suffering from mental health problems since a thorough search into his house in Dusseldorf, Germany indicate that he was under medication.
Some analysts also indicate that the pilot had sought treatment for his vision problems prior to the flight day, which would have caused the plane to crush. However for some who have come across videos of the same pilot flying aero planes when he was a young man, the pilot must have intentionally plunged onto the mountainside.
On the other hand, although the audio from the plane’s cockpit has not been officially released, Capt. Patrick Sondenheimer who was Lubitsz’s co-pilot could be heard severally banging the door and screaming, shouting at Lubitz to open the door yet he did not respond.
Passengers could also be heard screaming for their dear lives at different time intervals.
Although we cannot independently verify the same, nothing could be ruled out just yet as there were no clear indications of any “intentional” sabotage of the plane by any of the pilots before it took off. Neither are there any terror links with the pilot so far.
Most of the people on the flight were from Germany or Spain.
