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The cause of death was classified as drowning not hypothermia. Removing of one's clothing only happens in the last and fatal stage of hypothermia. So @Texashorn is still correct in saying she could not have removed her clothes under fatal hypothermia while drowning.

Except for the musician and the two guys seen with her at the hotel lobby, the police never revealed much on who or what else they had checked and eliminated. In the absence of any evidence to the contrary regarding the men's shorts she was wearing, and taking into account other aspects of the...

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I thought of this possibility too. If EL was reenacting the movie out of her own mind, then she must have watched it and liked it quite a bit. But nothing in her blog posts ever mentioned anything about movies, which would be unlikely if she was a fan given that she talked almost everything else...

Ok, that's possible then to have caused her to remove her clothes in the tank. It would be good too to have answers to the other strange anomalies still hanging over case. Otherwise, I feel that the video footage is not fully reliable to conclusively say that she was a having a mental episode...

My thinking based on the facts leads to more or less the same thoughts as yours. I'm thinking she was coaxed into entering the tank by a guy she was attracted to. The same guy she was with on the 14th floor and who led her up to the roof via the disarmed door or the fire escape ladders outside...

There are a lot of things about this case that don't make sense. Foremost is the elevator footage. So many questions about it and still no satisfactory answers. Yes, a psychotic episode is used as the contributing factor for her accidental death, with people accepting it based on her seemingly...

To me, the hatch story was like changed completely, from first revealed as closed then finally put on record as opened during the lawsuit hearing. At various times, it was mentioned as hinged and as not. Up to now, I have not found any conclusive statement on whether the lid was hinged or not...

I'm never a conspiracy theorist but I do have much to say about the danger of concluding that because there were no evidences of foul play, therefore it must have been accidental death likely because of the subject's mental state at that time given her history of bipolar disorder and her going...

Thanks for the clarification. There was confusion even amongst LAPD personnel for a such a key evidence as to whether the lid was closed or open. And it was only at the lawsuit hearing in 2015 that it was conclusively made known that the lid was open. Did the autopsy report in 2013 mention at...

Not taking her med and having a psychotic episode is one thing. Yes, it could have been the cause of her death. But all other contrary facts should have explanations too. The water tank lid still bothers me. Initially revealed as closed and left at that for how long I don't know. Then suddenly...

Feel the same too. The way the Mexican worker looked away when saying the hatch was opened. No need to be a body language expert to see that it wasn't convincing. I'm not a conspiracy theorist but it just comes across to me like Netflix had given agreement on how the show would be presented in...

Hilton groom fell to death trying to get out of stairway The above has slightly more details. Competition in Singapore press is limited so it is difficult to get extensive details. The few papers typically just report whatever the official version of events is and hardly endeavour to dig more...

Unfortunately nothing was recorded in the service lift area. A report mentioned that the CCTV in the lift would activate on motion. So it was likely he did not enter the lift. Yes he was taking two steps at a time and looking kind of panicky when he was going up vs a steady pace when going...

@JudgeJoe @drama_farmer The father told police there was no history of him sleepwalking. Also the papers never reported about any finding in the inquest in relation to drugs, so I assumed there was none other than intoxication. I think he peed into the bathtub only because of intoxication.

Oh sure. I can share as much as I know. I have added some details above. Do ask me where you would like to have more deatails. :)

The pathologist only stated that the alcohol level was double the legal limit at 161/100 ml. No other substances mentioned. The wedding dinner ended at 10:30 pm and then the couple retired to their room at about 11 pm, followed by eight friends. They drank more and smoked in the room. The...

Thanks. I just happened to dig out an old newspaper report that says that after the body bounced up, it landed a distance of a body length away from the point of initial impact. So, that might explain why the body was 3.5 metres away from the vertical. But then won't that also imply that...

Very late into this case. The pertinent question is why were the cooler and freezer left on? The kitchen was not used and the cooler and freezer were empty, so why were they left operating? And were the lights on inside when KJ entered? Maybe it is already answered somewhere but I could not...

Yes, Elisa Lam's case but that could still be attributed to her bipolar condition. It's my opinion too that an accidental fall couldn't result in where he landed. And this guy was heavy so a perpetrator would need considerable force to push or throw him out. Besides, there was no indication he...