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More mystery surrounding Germanwings Crash 2015: Mobile phones of the dead manipulated
144 passengers and six crew died on 24 March 2015
December 22, 2019
What was really going on when Germanwings 2015 crashed in the French Alps? The cell phones of the dead could provide information. Now comes out: the data was deleted afterwards.
As reported by BILD (paid), around 60 cell phones have been returned to the bereaved of the dead from the Germanwings crash in March 2015 in the Alps in the past few weeks.
The cell phone memory could tell what had happened in the machine in the last minutes before the crash. Images, videos and messages are saved there. However: the memories are empty. One expert is certain: you have to assume that the data was deleted afterwards.
Particularly macabre: the parents of a dead man received an automated text message 24 hours after the crash that their son's cell phone was now available again.
BILD shows a screenshot. All of this is an indication that the cell phones still worked at least partially after the crash and were manipulated afterwards, an expert told BILD.
It is safe to assume that the passengers have documented the dramatic events on board. But the scenes in the death plane are deleted!
There are chat groups about these mysterious deletions, in which other victims also complain that the cell phones are no longer readable. The corresponding memories are empty.
This deletion can only be done manually afterwards. So the crash poses more puzzles. There has already been speculation as to whether it was really the suicide of a co-pilot who was responsible for this crash. - So what should be covered up, even BILD asks ...
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