Originally Posted by Saturn V
They've recovered five seats, captain's, co-pilot's, "fourth occupants", and a double seat (cabin crew?). So I don't think it is established that the two recovered bodies were sitting in the captain's and co-pilot's seat.
Go figure! They don't even said that those cockpit seats were still occupied by anyone.
As for the victims, the Judiciary Police declaration is that they will attempt to retrieve ADN from those two bodies (bones). As they were heavily degraded during the recovery process, and that there is no guaranty of success by lack of precedent in such condition. They still don't know if it will be possible. If it is not, it is crystal clear that they won't raise any more victims. I don't think either that it would be that usefull for the crash investigation if all those data memories are fully readable.