Unfit to Fly: Andreas Lubitz

What if I told you that, as a professional numerologist with research spanning more than 35 years, I have found that the very numerical attributes which made Andreas Lubitz yearn from childhood to fly an aeroplane, equipped him with the intellectual ability to study and learn complex aeronautical skills and finally earn his commercial pilot’s licence, were inextricably bound to his depressive illness? What if a genetic profile had revealed his potential not only for having a major depressive episode, but also a detached retina? What if a simple operation could have prevented his having a retinal tear that effectively destroyed his career as an aviator? Would any or all of this have prevented the tragedy? We will never know, because none of the above ever happened. What did happen, was one of the worst commercial so-called "aircraft assisted" suicides in history. If we never seek to find the answers it could happen again, and it assuredly will. The answers may already have been found here in this book.