Recently we had a horrible tragedy with 9525 Germanwings crashing in the Alps and we're
trying to figure out what in the world happened because there is no distress call they did
not lose pressure in the cabin there was no midair explosion and it looks like we finally
have our answer and the answer is a deeply disturbing one that creates a whole other
mystery turns out a 28-year-old co-pilot by the name Andreas Lubitz wound up locking out
the other pilot from the cockpit closed the doors down and then directed the plane straight
into the ground for 8 terrifying minutes they descend and eventually hit the ground and
all 150 people on board die and now I'm going to give you some details on this story but
understand that among the all the people killed about half of them were German and the rest
from all over the world including three Americans lot of Spaniards there were 16 10th graders
and their 2 teachers on the plane as well and they all perished it much have been unbelievable
in those last 8 minutes the terror and the fright is unimaginable so Bryce Robin who's
a prosecutor in Marselle has this to say about what happened he said this was voluntary this
was deliberate he refused to open the cabin door in order to let the pilot back in I repeat
he refused to let the pilot back in he is the one who press the button that allowed
the plane to begin descending and lose altitude so because they've recovered the black box
they can tell he's not saying anything in there you hear banging on the door and it's
obviously that the main pilot who had tremendous amount of experience 6,300 hours of flight
experience he's trying to get back in he won't let him back in and it's obvious that he directed
the plane to head right into the ground so the co-pilot did it nobody knows why he did
it but it's clear from the evidence that he did Robin goes on to explain again no distress
signal zero no help me or SOS nothing of this sort was received by air-traffic control so
it's not like Lubitz lost control of the flight he actually purposely pointed it down and
didn't ask for any help on the tape we start hearing banging someone actually trying to
break the door down that's why the alarms were let off cause these were protocols that
we put into place in case of any terror attack now here's the irony of this because of the
terror attacks they made the cockpit doors so that they could be closed locked from the
inside so now there's a code that the code has to open the door but even that code can
be overridden if the pilots inside the cockpit lock it out for good so the main pilot has
a code he enters a code but the override is from inside the cockpit from his co-pilot
this is an unbelievable mystery because they have the recordings of earlier in the flight
everything is congenial there's nothing out of the ordinary they're having normal professional
conversations the pilot gets up out of the cockpit once they're up in the air and steadied
presumably to go to the restroom or whatever he had to do tries to get back in and that's
when he's locked out and that's when they start diving no one has any idea why this
guy did it he has no connection to terrorists groups relatively recent pilot training back
in 2008-2009 eventually started for these guys in the year 2013 that's pretty recent
he's only got 630 hours of flight experience but no one's experience any trouble from him
before or heard of any trouble from him before he is approved by the U.S. Federal Aviation
Administration and the end they say he passed all medical test he passed all aviation checks
he passed all the checks he was 100% able to fly without any limitations without an
reservations his accomplishments were excellent nothing was noticed that wasn't proper I mean
if ever there was a situation where it appears nothing could have been done it looks like
it's this one I mean no profiling would have caught this guy he didn't show any reaction
in his actions that lead anyone to believe that might do anything along these lines nothing
in his history amazing and you can't call it a suicide cause he took 150 with him no
no no that's an the authorities refuse to call it a suicide so at this point it is unclear
as to why he did it but the tragedy is very clear those poor 150 people I mean they're
obviously are passed away and the way that they passed away is about as horrific as you
can imagine