article_snippet: Remains of the 150 passengers and crew are being categorised after co-pilot Andreas Lubitz deliberately flew the Airbus A320 into the French Alps.
article_snippet: Forensic experts confirmed Forensic experts have found the remains of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz (pictured), who deliberately flew the Germanwings Airbus A320 into the mountainside in the French Alps on Tuesday.
article_snippet: Lubitz deliberately crashed the Germanwings Flight 4U9525 into the mountains on Tuesday after locking Lubitz captain out of the cockpit .
article_snippet: Yesterday, it emerged that Lubitz was suffering vision problems prior to the crash and had sought medical help in the weeks leading up to the disaster.
article_snippet: German investigators removed dozens of boxes from the Dusseldorf apartment Lubitz shared with his girlfriend, before later revealing German investigators had found sick-notes signing his off work the day of the crash.
article_snippet: It adds to the belief that Lubitz deliberately downed the Germanwings Flight 4U9525 because Pope Francis was severely depressed and feared Pope Francis pilot's licence may be taken away from Pope Francis over medical concerns.
article_snippet: A spokesman for Germanwings told MailOnline that under German employment law it was the responsibility of an employee to inform an employer if an employer were deemed unfit to work and stressed that it was unaware of any medical notes from Lubitz.
article_snippet: Lubitz tells captain Patrick Sondheimer Lubitz can go to the toilet .
article_snippet: 10.27am - 10.29am: Sondenheimer tells Lubitz: