PLane carrying German passenger crashes in France

[Peter Lemkin]

Using only what information has been leaked or presented - the 'official' case now is that he had a non-psychological condition that a doctor felt, by law, prevented him from flying [that day of the flight and likely (my take) for a long time or forever, perhaps. This, along with some psychological depression or other psychological factors made him go 'strange'. I'm not saying that is the actual series of events - but that is what they [German/French officials] are saying even if they are not stating it in that manner. There has already been LOTS of totally incorrect stories that sold a lot of yellow press. VERY unusual is the early official [and unofficial leaked] information. Usually, one has to wait a long time until there is a least a preliminary conclusion from both flight recorders, radar data, in this case the interceptors that were close enough to see inside the cockpit, satellite and ATC data, health records, people who knew him, forensic data on the plane, etc. et al. It could be more sinister, but I think the airlines are wanting a quick conclusion to prevent general flight from flights and flying. [many of the relatives that came to see where their loved ones died, came by bus - not by plane!]