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Speed, then it stalled and in 3 1/2 minute the, it plunged 38,000 feet, that's about 11,000 feet a minute, the last word from the pilots, we have the transcript, no valid vations -- indications. amazingly the plane didn't break up in this descent and it didn't lose oxygen. it hit the ocean belly first, then plunged 10,000 feet into the atlantic ocean. you can imagine what kind of a horror last ride was for everybody on that plane. jamie: my goodness, i'm not sure i even want to or k so where does the investigation go from here now that they have this information that really tells so much, greg...

Crew. the pilot, the most experienced pilot on the plane, had just taken a scheduled break. he would only come in later. running the plane, two co-pilots aged 37 and 32. apparently, there was nothing short of chaos in the cockpit as they tried to grapple with the situation as it went off autopilot. the plane climbed, lost speed and then stalled. and in three and a half minutes, jon, it plunged 38,000 feet. still, the plane didn't break up. they didn't lose pressure. the last words from the pilots according to the new information, no valid indications. it hit the ocean belly first and then went...