plane crash in french alps...142 presumed dead

yeah it looks the dude had serious depression, doctors excused him from work that day but he tore up the note. He was sad over a relationship and decided to kill everyone because of it :smh:
 
rafeaks said:
How is this not a terrorist act?
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StillIn729 said:
yeah it looks the dude had serious depression, doctors excused him from work that day but he tore up the note. He was sad over a relationship and decided to kill everyone because of it :smh:
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You would think that for a profession like being a pilot, there would be some sort of correspondence between the therapist and his employer. I'm sure there are HIPAA or other confidentiality agreements which obviously limits the information made available, but still....

It's kind of out of sight/out of mind, but you REALLY put your life in the hands of people like mechanics, pilots, etc.

RIP to those who lost their lives at the hands of this guy.
 
JJs07 said:
You would think that for a profession like being a pilot, there would be some sort of correspondence between the therapist and his employer. I'm sure there are HIPAA or other confidentiality agreements which obviously limits the information made available, but still....

It's kind of out of sight/out of mind, but you REALLY put your life in the hands of people like mechanics, pilots, etc.

RIP to those who lost their lives at the hands of this guy.
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yeah exactly what I was thinking, I guess this was a low budget airline so some of the restrictions weren't as strict which is why he was probably employed by them
 
can't really pinpoint exactly what the reason is. whether he had a background or whatever.  what he did was absolutely terrible.  
 
I read a piece on NPR about the co-pilot and how he showed signs of depression.

That's a really dangerous way of approaching this. Depression, and hell suicidal tendencies don't generally impel you to murder 150 psople.

This is certainly a ****** up situation, but the worst thing we can do is stigmatize people with mental health issues as genocidal maniacs, and cause them to not disclose their issues with employers. Or on the flipside, this could severely hurt depression sufferes and their opportunities in the workplace.

This **** needs to be delicately handled
 
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KingdomFlatbush said:
I read a piece on NPR about the co-pilot and how he showed signs of depression.

That's a really dangerous way of approaching this. Depression, and hell suicidal tendencies don't generally impel you to murder 150 psople.

This is certainly a ****** up situation, but the worst thing we can do is stigmatize people with mental health issues as genocidal maniacs, and cause them to not disclose their issues with employers. Or on the flipside, this could severely hurt depression sufferes and their opportunities in the workplace.

This **** needs to be delicately handled
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couldn't agree more. Lots of people suffer from some form of depression or anxiety, it doesn't necessarily mean they are suicidal/homicidal maniacs.
 
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plansb said:
KingdomFlatbush said:
I read a piece on NPR about the co-pilot and how he showed signs of depression.

That's a really dangerous way of approaching this. Depression, and hell suicidal tendencies don't generally impel you to murder 150 psople.

This is certainly a ****** up situation, but the worst thing we can do is stigmatize people with mental health issues as genocidal maniacs, and cause them to not disclose their issues with employers. Or on the flipside, this could severely hurt depression sufferes and their opportunities in the workplace.

This **** needs to be delicately handled
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couldn't agree more. Lots of people suffer from some form of depression or anxiety, it doesn't necessarily mean they are suicidal/homicidal maniacs.
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Yes...there are a lot of normal functioning people who have depression or anxiety. However, depending on the job, you have to take those factors into consideration when being responsible for the lives of others.
 
JJs07 said:
Yes...there are a lot of normal functioning people who have depression or anxiety. However, depending on the job, you have to take those factors into consideration when being responsible for the lives of others.
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I agree..
 
Theres video of the crash from within the plane |I

Its not public (yet) and I don't know if it will ever be released or not.
 
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