*An earlier version of this post misidentified one of the ships among the wreckage on the planet Jakku.
American rescuers found the wreckage on Tuesday.
Rescuers located the wreckage on Sunday after an extensive search.
The pattern of wreckage on the ground suggests that the aircraft split into pieces during flight.
Rescuers pulled Mr. Ferris from the wreckage on Monday afternoon, but he died hours later.
The police carted off the piece of wreckage on Wednesday morning, treating it with the care of an archaeological dig.
The warning was captured on the cockpit voice recorder, which was recovered from the wreckage on Thursday.
Road crews had cleared enough of the wreckage on Wednesday to allow in utility trucks and emergency vehicles.
Police and fire crews cordoned off the site and doused the blaze, revealing shattered wreckage on the scorched median.
Two bodies were found in the wreckage on Thursday night; the third was found in the area yesterday.
Save the Children shared a video on Twitter of wreckage on a street which it said showed the aftermath.
