Search continues for crash answers on Alpine Slopes

March 26, 2015 00:57

A pulverized horror: That was the first impression of officials and rescue teams at the site of the Germanwings plane crash in the remote French Alps, as they tried to recover the shattered remains of 150 people killed in Tuesdays plane crash, and to figure out what caused the disaster.

"It is very steep, rough, access is difficult," said French Air Safety Bureau director Rmi Jouty on Wednesday, saying investigators had begun analyzing the cockpit voice recorder, but that piecing together exactly what happened could take "a few weeks, perhaps even months".

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