[BunnySlippers]

Isn't this posted?

[BunnySlippers]

Certainly someone has posted this. Is so, take this down.

[BunnySlippers]

full title [too long: 'I'm planning a heinous act that will be remembered forever': Killer pilot's ex-girlfriend says he shared chilling prophecy before Alps crash and woke up from nightmares shouting 'we're going down'

[Sarah Barracuda]

If what the former girlfriend said is true, this man was no suicidal freak who just “Lost it” because his girlfriend left him, he was thinking about this for a YEAR..he wasn’t suicidal, just plain evil there is no cure for that

[ifinnegan]

It’s not a “prophecy” when someone says they are going to do something and then does it.

[stuck_in_new_orleans]

What was the illness?

[dfwgator]

Lufthansa has some ‘splainin’ to do.

[MeshugeMikey]

those big “gaming” sized computers the cops took out of his house...filled with screen captures of his crashing a plane in a “flight simulation” game

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Sounds like a psychopath just like Obama.

[smokingfrog]

Unusually, Lubitz’s file with the German Civil Aviation Authority had been ‘flagged’ with the warning that he needed regular psychological assessment before being allowed to continue to fly.

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How does that get past the airline?

[tinyowl]

Am I to believe that a pilot of large passenger planes told his girlfriend he was going to commit an act so heinous that he'd always be remembered and she couldn't figure out what category of mischief he might be contemplating?

I don't know what the real truth is here, but I don't think the story being pushed is that truth.

[minnesota_bound]

We have obama and Kerry doing this but with nuclear bombs.

[liberalh8ter]

It makes no sense to me that a doctor who would have written him “sick notes” wouldn't have called his employer. Assuming his mental state triggered the note, should it have been left for the sick person to notify his employer?

[Will88]

Real peculiar circumstances involving the “sick notes”. Apparently, he would go to the doctor and the doctor, using his own judgment, would inform Lubitz that he was not in a condition to fly, and then issue a sick note. But also apparently, there was no requirement that the doctor inform the airline he was unfit to fly.

So, Lubitz just tore up the sick notes and went on his scheduled flights.

Another possibility could be that Lubitz would request a sick note, and then change his mind and fly anyway. I expect the laws regarding sick notes and pilots will be reviewed along with several other procedures.

[Sherman Logan]

Herostratus rides again.

[MinuteGal]

The world-wide leftist media is throwing out so many rumors and red-herrings that I would almost bet they're hiding the fact that he's a muzzie or a muzzie-symp.

Leni

[Gator113]

Perhaps it’s just me, but if an airline pilot tells you that he is planning an act so horrifying his name would be remembered forever, you just might want to call someone.

Heck, if my paperboy were to make such a comment I’d be making a call.

[GSWarrior]

There needs to be an override somewhere in the plane that will unlock the cockpit door.

[piasa]

‘One day I will do something that will change the system and everyone will then know my name and remember me.’

Change...

Wonder what part of “the system” he wanted to change and why.

[hecticskeptic]

Something seems just downright ridiculous about this bit about the doctor’s notes. So… Lubitz goes to see his doctor and the doctor writes him a note that says he should be given the day off because he was unfit to fly? Were there other times that he went to the doctor where he was told “yup, no problem…… you’re good to go today”? And the fate of an aircraft depends on whether this nut chooses or doesn’t choose to rip up his doctor’s notes?

[ronnie raygun]

I guess background checks on his mental state through the years still allowed him to fly a passenger jet liner. The relatives of the murdered should crush this company financially