Investigators download 69 hours of data from crashed Lion Air Jet

Investigators have downloaded data detailing the last 19 flights of a new Boeing jetliner that crashed into the Java Sea, raising confidence Sunday that they will be able to build a picture of what went wrong before its doomed trip with 189 people on board. The downloads amounted to 69 hours of data from the flight data recorder recovered from the seabed Thursday. Divers were still hunting for a second black box, the cockpit voice recorder, which officials said was likely buried under more than 3 feet of mud. The memory unit of the flight data recorder was found at a depth of about 100 feet and had been stripped from its casing. The cockpit voice recorder has emitted locator pings through the water but has so far eluded divers. The beacons are designed to emit signals for at least 30 days. <br/>