New details are pouring about the Germanwings co-pilot who intentionally crashed a plane killing 150 people. Speculation has been flooding social media, claiming that the co-pilot, 27-year-old Andreas Lubitz, was a converted Muslim terrorist. Now a new investigation into Lubitz has provided some info that had hidden a doctor’s sick note, claiming he was unfit for duty. Now, it is being speculated that he suffered from mental illness such as bipolar disorder and depression, leading to the horrific mass murder/suicide.
Authorities tore threw Andreas Lubitz’s apartment late Thursday and early Friday, searching for any clues that could help understand why he locked the captain out of the cockpit, in order to crash the Germanwings airbus.
According to ABC News, prosecutor Christoph Kumpa issued a statement on Friday, claiming that authorities found a, “torn-up current sick note,” that was, “valid for the day of the incident."
Lubitz was reportedly seen by doctors twice recently, including a March 10 visit.
Despite the number of speculative reports that try to make the claim that Andreas Lubitz had converted to Islam, there has currently been no solid evidence to suggest that this is true.
CEO of Lufthansa, owner of Germanwings, Carsten Spohr released a statement official blaming Andreas Lubitz for the crash (via CNN):
"We at Lufthansa are speechless that this aircraft has been deliberately crashed by the co-pilot.”
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