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Describing what the last moments on that flight sounded like through the cockpit voice recorder. >> he's knocking asking to be let in, zero konsresponse from the co-pilot. you hear human breathing within the cabin, and we hear this breathing up until the final point of impact. which we assume means that the co-pilot was living was alive in the cockpit. then we start hearing banging, someone trying to break the door down. >> in the united states pilots can never be left alone in the cockpit. if one pilot needs to use the restroom, a flight attendant needs to remain in the cockpit while that pil...

Entire life. he finally got the chance to do it, so what is causing that depression? that's something that the authorities are looking at, chris. that's why today they're carrying out boxes of evidence from two different residences. they're going through ever electronic record, every paper record, every friend, every family member. they're trying to create this wiring diagram, both of his life and inside of his head to try to understand what made him go bad like this. >> chillingingly, the french prosecutor described the co-pilot as nonresponsive, but could be heard breathing up to the end, ev...

We hear human breathing within the cabin, and we hearing this breathing up until the final point of impact. which we assume means that the co-pilot was living was alive in the cockpit. zero distress signal zero signal of urgency, zero help me or s.o.s. >> let me go to seth kaplan. i've been in a lot of little planes with one 350i89 sometimes. it's bothered me that one person controls whether i live or die, but in this case you have a big jetliners, and according to the procedures in france or germany, one person can lock themselves into the cockpit, right? we can't do that here there will be a...

Spoke of the briefing for the landing, all the answers are brief short. there isn't a -- a change between them at that point. do you think there was a former panic or something by the co-pilot? maybe his breathing is a bit stronger than we think. to my knowledge there is no camera to film the co-pilot. but there is no feeling that there was a particular panic. because his breathing was normal. do you think that because of his breathing he was conscious because his breathing is complete completely plastic human

9525 into the french alps tuesday, killing himself and 149 passengers and crew aboard. tonight, investigators searched his apartment and his parent's home for any clues, taking with them boxes of evidence, including a computer. a french prosecutor explained when the plane's captain left the cockpit, he locked the cockpit door from the inside and set the plane's course on a descent path to 100 feet above sea level, much more than the altitude of the mountain that the plane crashed into. here's the french prosecutor describing what the last moments on that flight sounded like through the cockpit...