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Since its opening in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco has become a sanctuary of suicide. Since that year, more than 2,000 people have been launched into space from this beautiful structure seeking death, in a free fall of about four seconds long and after the hard impact with the icy waters over which the iron colossus rises. This was the place chosen by Andreas Lubitz to be photographed during a trip he made to San Francisco in 2011. This was the image that you selected to hang on to your Facebook account as a summary of the trip and today we contemplate in his premonitory dimension. Perhaps it was because of that desperate call for attention, according to psychiatrists, perform all suicides. For by that time already he knew Lubitz in a race against its limitations, ultimately against himself, which ended up dragging the people 149 Germanwings A320.

"His parents were very proud of him, he was a great guy, polite and a great athlete," he said Tuesday, before the television cameras, a neighboring residential suburb of Montabaur, shortly after crashing the plane and when the co-pilot, born in 1987, was still considered a victim of a fatal technical or mechanical failure.