Do you remember when that guy flew the plane into the side of a mountain? Is that the plane crash you're talking about? That was so fucked up. The co-pilot just drove it straight into the side of the mountain in the French alps. March 24, 2015..it seems like it was in like..2017 or something, not that long ago. They said he was suicidal.

Psychiatrist diagnosed Lubitz as suffering from a “deep depressive episode,” with thoughts of suicide, and treated him with intense psychotherapy and with Cipralex and mirtazapine, two powerful antidepressants. The psychiatrist (whose name is protected by German privacy law) attributed the collapse in part to “modified living conditions,” meaning the move to Bremen and the separation from his parents and younger brother. Lubitz's family would tell investigators that he had developed in his new environment an “unfounded fear of failure.” The breakdown was accompanied, according to case files generated by a prosecutor in Düsseldorf*,* by tinnitus, a near-constant ringing in his ears—a symptom that is often associated with depression.
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