At the crash scene in the french alps, crews continued the difficult task of recovering remains of the 150 who died. We have a series of reports tonight. First well go to allen pizzey in the copilots hometown. Reporter investigators searching the apartment and family home of Andreas Lubitz turned up several doctors notes, including one excusing him from work on the day of the crash, but that one had been torn up. German prosecutor Christoph Gumpa said the note supports the Current Program assessment that he hid his illness from his colleaguees. Producers would not say what that medical condition was other than that it had been treated by a doctor. They also did not find a suicide note or anything indicating a religious or political motive. Now they are combing through the copilots background examining financial and personal details as well as the possibility that he was suffering suffering from depression. The federal Aviation Authority in germany said there was a medical condition att
Could have prevented it. At the crash scene in the french alps, crews continued the difficult task of recovering remains of the 150 who died. We have a series of reports tonight. First well go to allen pizzey in the copilots hometown. Reporter investigators searching the apartment and family home of Andreas Lubitz turned up several doctors notes, including one excusing him from work on the day of the crash, but that one had been torn up. German prosecutor Christoph Gumpa said the note supports the Current Program assessment that he hid his illness from his colleaguees. Producers would not say what that medical condition was other than that it had been treated by a doctor. They also did not find a suicide note or anything indicating a religious or political motive. Now they are combing through the copilots background examining financial and personal details as well as the possibility that he was suffering suffering from depression. The federal Aviation Authority in germany said there wa
Something else a note that could have prevented it. At the crash scene in the french alps, crews continued the difficult task of recovering remains of the 150 who died. We have a series of reports tonight. First well go to allen pizzey in the copilots hometown. Reporter investigators searching the apartment and family home of Andreas Lubitz turned up several doctors notes, including one excusing him from work on the day of the crash, but that one had been torn up. German prosecutor Christoph Gumpa said the note supports the Current Program assessment that he hid his illness from his colleaguees. Producers would not say what that medical condition was other than that it had been treated by a doctor. They also did not find a suicide note or anything indicating a religious or political motive. Now they are combing through the copilots background examining financial and personal details as well as the possibility that he was suffering suffering from depression. The federal Aviation Authori