JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: Three days after the crash of an Air France Concorde, another body has been recovered. CNN's Paris bureau chief Peter Humi has details now on Friday's discovery and the latest on the crash investigation -- Peter.</s>PETER HUMI, CNN PARIS BUREAU CHIEF: Joie, yes, indeed another body was found amongst the debris where the Concorde crashed last Tuesday afternoon, crashed of course on a hotel very close to the little town of Gonesse, just a few miles away from Paris's Charles De Gaulle Airport. A fifth body believed to be a victim that was in the hotel at the time of the impact of the Concorde has been discovered. As to other information coming out today, the accident investigation bureau that's conducting the inquiry into the causes of the crash, they confirmed that one or possibly two tires were destroyed during the actual takeoff, and now we're looking at a still, a very dramatic picture, that shows the fire close to the undercarriage and to the port, or left-hand side, engine of the Concorde just as it's taking off. This, of course, was on Tuesday afternoon, about a quarter to five local time. Also from the accident investigation bureau, information that the fire that we can see there on the still just now actually began outside of the engine and not within the engine as may have first been thought. The discovery of -- or at least the announcement that the tire had been destroyed or possibly exploded on takeoff has lent some fact to the theory that debris from a foreign object had penetrated into the wing and possibly ruptured the fuel cell and ignited the engine at that point. We spoke earlier to a ministry of transport official, and he seems to indicate that that was the way the inquiry is currently tending. So a lot more investigating to do, but right now it appears that the accident investigation bureau is -- will be studying very closely whether if any impact that the exploding wheels may have had on the engine and setting a fire to the plane -- Joie.</s>CHEN: CNN's Paris bureau chief Peter Humi for us.
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