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Elisa Lam Autopsy Completed
LOS ANGELES — An autopsy on a Canadian tourist’s body failed to determine whether she was killed or died accidentally in a giant water cistern on top of a downtown Los Angeles hotel roof. The results were inconclusive, so coroner’s officials said Thursday they will have to wait for toxicological tests to determine a cause of death for Elisa Lam, 21, of Vancouver, British Columbia. Read more: www.vancouversun.com...
The results were inconclusive
Originally posted by AnonyWarp
reply to post by Vasa Croe
my apologies, my poor eyesight played a trick on me, but still, it look like someone is outside the elevator
I think the elevator staying open that long is kinda unusual, but its my opinionedit on 20-2-2013 by AnonyWarp because: (no reason given)
CBC news
Police initially called her disappearance suspicious. Investigators are now considering the possibility of foul play because of where the body was found.
Lam's body was located at the bottom of one cistern that was about three-quarters full of water, Los Angeles police Sgt. Rudy Lopez said.
The opening at the top of the cistern is too small to accommodate firefighters and equipment, so they had to cut a hole in the storage tank to recover Lam's body.
The cisterns are on a platform at least three metres above the roof. To get to the tanks, someone would have to go to the top floor then take a staircase with a locked door and emergency alarm preventing roof access. Another ladder would have to be taken to the platform and a person would have to climb the side of the tank. Lopez said there are no security cameras on the roof.
I’m going out tonight
I really hope no creeper comes near me
Seriously though
those Italian and Mexican guys go after you STRONG
Show the slightest inclination and they hound you
Originally posted by h4y6d2e
i just want to point out a few of things:
1) there is clearly a ladder that is easily accessible from the ground that takes you to the roof of the enclosure next to the tanks. you could easily climb it and then drop down to the tank in question:
Originally posted by ValentineWiggin
Originally posted by h4y6d2e
i just want to point out a few of things:
1) there is clearly a ladder that is easily accessible from the ground that takes you to the roof of the enclosure next to the tanks. you could easily climb it and then drop down to the tank in question:
But how would you pull that off carrying the dead weight of a 21 year old woman?
The opening at the top of the cistern is too small to accommodate firefighters and equipment, so they had to cut a hole in the storage tank to recover Lam's body.
The cisterns are on a platform at least three meters above the roof. To get to the tanks, someone would have to go to the top floor then take a staircase with a locked door and emergency alarm preventing roof access. Another ladder would have to be taken to the platform and a person would have to climb the side of the tank. Lopez said there are no security cameras on the roof.
An autopsy on a Canadian tourist's body failed to determine whether she was killed or died accidentally in a giant water cistern on top of a downtown Los Angeles hotel roof.
The results were inconclusive, so coroner's officials said Thursday they will have to wait for toxicological tests to determine a cause of death for Elisa Lam, 21, of Vancouver, British Columbia.
Police have called her death suspicious.
Originally posted by h4y6d2e
i just want to point out a few of things:
1) there is clearly a ladder that is easily accessible from the ground that takes you to the roof of the enclosure next to the tanks. you could easily climb it and then drop down to the tank in question:
2) not that it would be as easy as #1, but the railing on the wall next to the tank in question goes more than halfway up the side as you can see here:
as you can see from the fireman standing right against the railing - you could fairly easily climb the railing and hoist yourself onto the tank.
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PaperbackWriter
I don't think it looks big at all. In fact, none of this story rings true. Did people say the "video" did not even show her face, that she was looking down and no glasses?
I read about her fb page having been made a short time prior. Oh, how often that seems to be the case these days. Just how neat such a fakeable thing as facebook is the new be all and end all ID backstory for people, these days.
It was interesting when I looked up Cecil Hotel that there was a notorious defunct one by that name in Vancouver, BC. She allegedly WAS from BC, if I am halfway following this story.
Put it all together and, it seems to me the story, as often is the case with the MSM, is it is fake.
A made up story from start to finish.
A lot of films are made in Canada now. The Hollywood of the North, as they say.
Nobody pays much attention to the news now unless it is big news, or strange news or gross news or news of an
increasing macabre nature. Such is the bar raised or lowered depending on your perspective of it.
I will go on record as having stated there was no body (nobody) found in a water tank for which people were drinking and brushing their teeth for days on end, IMO.
But, a diversion for the folks to titter over in the wake of Chris Dorner fiasco storyline, that was a mostly fake story in itself.
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3) the hole is plenty big for someone to get into:
regardless, i still feel she was murdered. the video is truly strange though. Dark Water, much