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Originally Posted by speculus
Why doesn't anyone consider the simple possibility of the co-pilot having a heart attack in mid-air? There is no law that forbids you to have a heart attack in the cockpit, is there?
The only confirmed evidence (that there was no answer to the commander's knocks) points to a possibility that the co-pilot was dying of a heart attack and may have accidentally hit the altitude lever.
Have we become such a skeptic society that only the sensational appeals to us as highly probable?
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If we had heard of family history of premature death from heart attack
I'm sure it would be considered . There are random cases of MI heard of at
his age but with him , it doesn't add up . He kept physically fit from all
reports . It all points to his mental state .
