That would explain why there is only one print. Perhaps he should play the role of "Half" on "Two and a Half Men."Maybe the one palmpalm print came from the one foot officer
That would explain why there is only one print. Perhaps he should play the role of "Half" on "Two and a Half Men."Maybe the one palmpalm print came from the one foot officer
I believe thats called making the evidence fit your theory.Thank you so much for your most excellent work on this! But, EEK! What is up with the SD Sheriff's office claiming that 11 "!
I noticed the one next to the door by the rope a while back.
I believe thats called making the evidence fit your theory.
SNIPPED ..val @ the hinky...
http://www.thehinkymeter.com/images/RZ/rz8671marked.jpg
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Then how did RN go over it? Her feet and hands were bound, she couldn't have jumped over it.
In the AR it is stated that Rebecca had dust/dirt on her left thigh area, not on her waist. So how did LE come up with the idea that she went over at her waist and that the amount of disturbance on the railing matches up perfectly with the width of her waist?
Maybe Rebecca was actually hanged from the table .. pulled up.. insead of thrown/pushed down?
Was the rope at the (37) mark? or was it move to take the pic? Look like there was a rope at the (32) mark...
In the AR it is stated that Rebecca had dust/dirt on her left thigh area, not on her waist. So how did LE come up with the idea that she went over at her waist and that the amount of disturbance on the railing matches up perfectly with the width of her waist?
Have been wondering that it was a two-person job, which could solve the rope estimating question.
One person could have propped up RZ body on the table while the other worked backwards to what turned out to be the bed to use enough rope to do the deed. That is, IF they used the tow rope's full uncut length, which right now I don't think is the case. LE left out total rope length in their reports.
There are only 3 areas on the railing that are truly wiped clean as evidenced by a shiny black surface in each instance.
An approximately 3 area from 18.25 to 21.25 inches on the ruler.
An approximately 1.25 area - from 27 to 28.25 inches on the ruler.
An approximately 1/2 area from 32 to 32.5 inches on the ruler.
There is no area on the railing sufficiently wiped clean that would correspond with RN leaning over, and subsequently falling over, as law enforcement would have us believe.
I believe the 3 area might be explained by someone placing their hand on the railing.
Hand breadth:
In males, the right hand breadth varied from 7.30cm (2.87in) to 9.40cm (3.70in) (mean 8.45cm (3.33in) & SD 0.40)
and left hand breadth varied from 7.20cm (2.83in) to 9.40cm (3.70in) (mean 8.42cm (3.31in) & SD 0.40).
In females, the right hand breadth varied from 6.70cm (2.64in) to 8.80cm (3.46in) (mean 7.48cm (2.94in) & SD 0.38)
and left hand breadth varied from 6.60cm (2.60in) to 8.70cm (3.43in) (mean 7.42cm (2.92in) & SD 0.37).
http://www.ispub.com/ostia/index.php?xmlFilePath=journals/ijfs/vol1n2/hand.xml
The other two areas relate to the rope, as red fiber evidence is apparent on the outside edge of the railing.
Yes, how?
The railing was 36 high and RN was athletic, however, if she did hop to within 6 of the railing as evidenced by the toe print she would not have been able to clear the railing without any contact, IMO. All that would have accomplished would have been to allow her center of gravity to clear the railing and allowed her to fall. It still would not explain why there would not be a significant area wiped clean on the railing. I would also expect both toe prints and heel impressions to be visible if she tried to jump.
..val @ the hinky has also noted a possible 2 more footprints.
Valhall: "There are two more that I have identified. One very clear, the other questionable".
http://www.thehinkymeter.com/images/RZ/rz8671.jpg
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http://www.thehinkymeter.com/images/RZ/rz8671marked.jpg
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Here is another look at the railing: