[tcrlaf]

It's the modern age, you knew this was coming.

The question is, who carried it off of the crash site, which should be under strict control?

[GeronL]

Will there be live streaming crashes someday?

[Sarah Barracuda]

Someone on the plane probably knew death was coming and wanted everyone to see what happened..but how did investigators know which cell phone to check? I don’t know about you all but I have no desire to see this video, I don’t need to see the horror these people went through, the transcript was enough

[Jonty30]

Perhaps it was intercepted?

[ColdOne]

that is a great question!

[struggle]

Probably livestreamed

[Boogieman]

Carried what off?

You find a cell phone with no password lock, email yourself the video, turn off the phone and put it in the evidence bag.

[SMARTY]

“question is, who carried it off of the crash site...”

Maybe someone the media succeeded in bribing.

[VanDeKoik]

I will never watch it. Just no.

[McGruff]

CNN reporting this now.

Reports: Video found in wreckage shows Germanwings flight's final seconds

[ro_dreaming]

My phone won’t work in my house very well, nor in many buildings on my campus. And I’ve had some not survive a drop by my hand (3, 3 1/2 feet off the ground). How did they find ANY phones that survived a 500 MPH+ crash into a mountain?

[Duke C.]

bild.de doesn't do google translate.

Here's a cut and paste version:
Paris - were from the last moments on board German Wings flight 4U9525 there is a video that BILD and the French magazine "Paris Match" view. It is a few seconds and documented what happened immediately before the crash on board.

The storage medium with the video sequence that survived the crash apparently unscathed, was found on the scene of a person belonging to the group of investigators. This video is an important piece of evidence!

Although the scenery on board is chaotic and totally blurred and no individuals are identified, the authenticity of the video is unquestionable.

The recordings were made very back of the plane. It is unclear whether this was done while standing or sitting. It is also not known whether a passenger or crew member has filmed.

The video supports the statements of the French prosecutor Brice Robin, who has given a detailed press conference last Thursday.

► The screams can be heard on the video, showing that the passengers on board knew in what a desperate situation they were in. In several languages is the cry heard "My God".

► The video also seems to confirm what the previous analysis of the voice recorder found: At least three times you can hear clearly metallic beats. Apparently the pilot tried to the end, break up the cockpit door - either with an ax or other metal objects.

► Shortly before the end of the video seems to be part of the aircraft touching a mountain. The video can be seen that the car is thrown with a blow to the side. Once again you can hear people cry - then the video ends.

Why can still be obtained in the mobile phone these shots, although the machine crashed on the mountain?

Mobile Phone Tester Dirk Lorenz (43) of "Stiftung Warentest": "The fact that a smartphone to survive a crash, I think is unlikely. Memory card in it, however, can be very durable. Even if a mobile phone is divided into a thousand pieces, the memory can still survive, for example, if the device has cushioned the impact. "

[cynwoody]

The question is, who carried it off of the crash site, which should be under strict control?

Why does it matter exactly which investigator found it?

The real article is here.

[CivilWarBrewing]

A closet homosexual full of rage against those evil ‘normal’ people, hellbent on causing as much chaos and harm as possible; REVENGE!!! Gee, I wonder who ELSE this reminds me of???

[The Great RJ]

If I were a passenger of a plane about to crash into a mountain, making a cellphone video would not be on my mind I would be in fervent prayer.

[MaxMax]

Ok, where’s the Video??

[YankeeinOkieville]

One can hear cries of ‘My God’ in several languages.

Funny how even atheists turn religious when faced with their own mortality. (not saying everyone on board was atheist, just saying)