I have heard this many times. My friend was stricken by schizophrenia which robbed him of everything. He said, in a rational moment, "I'd kill myself in a moment, but I could never do that to my mother."

A friend of mine died decades ago in a private plane crash, and we wondered, because everything in his life was going wrong for him at that time. When the final reports showed a mechanical failure, and that he was attempting to regain control of the plane all the way to the ground, it was a tremendous relief for everyone. Sorry we ever doubted you, Frank.

This one's a hard read, as you can imagine. Could this happen to any of us?! Or was Lubitz a weird monster? I hope to God the second is true. We can all understand crimes of passion or suicide to some extent, but systematically killing a hundred strangers and yourself?

The silicon chip inside her head
Gets switched to overload

...

And he can see no reasons
'Cause there are no reasons
What reason do you need to die?