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Good luck to you on researching this topic. The link says MDMA would also read false-positive for methamphetamine. Hoping there's a hidden resource out there that could say for certain if they can be differentiated.

I think the police had announced that they had her possessions but wouldn't be specific on what they kept. I believe they had her glasses because the family knew she didn't have her glasses with her when she went missing. I also think the police didn't have her prescriptions because LE is quoted...

I've been doing some googling and found out that there are people out there who've tried both, but that, because both are amphetamine derivatives, one overpowers the other during their "trip". Since she was taking dexedrine which is a mixture of, I believe 3 amphetamine derivatives, I wonder...

Wouldn't this depend on the type of plumbing distribution network - for example, looped or branched? I wouldn't conclude that because the water was shut off for EL that it would necessarily need to be shut off for pipe breakage in an old building such as Cecil. Maybe locally it was shut off...

If the system had to be flushed after flooding occurred on the 4th floor, and if it is required to look into EL's tank when flushing the system - we would know the suspect since the maintenance worker would have flushed the system without notifying authorities following the 4th floor flooding.

I would like to know if it is required for them to look into EL's tank in order to disinfect the system. That would be an easy way to target her killer, wouldn't it?

Oriah, Thanks for sharing so much about handling search dogs. In case you're wondering, I would like to rule out suicide, but I do not believe the dog search has achieved it. I believe that if the dogs did not find her living scent inside the hotel, it would mean that it had been lost -...

Silly - That's correct, in part. The city provides chlorinated water, enough to kill off bacteria. But chlorine in water degrades over time - in the presence of heat, UV radiation, when it reacts with metals in the pipes, or with organic matter in the water. Since the chlorine in the water tanks...

I'm asking whether the roof would be contaminated with the scent of chlorine relative to a dog's nose if chlorine was added on a regular basis to the water tanks, and maybe stored on the roof. I'm not sure where the chlorine for the water tanks is stored which is why I used a question mark...

Hi Oriah, thanks for sharing your expertise with us. I am still not entirely clear on this issue. I do not question whether HRD type of dogs could locate her body. I'm am sure of that, as human remains continuously gives off odor. But I am wondering whether tracking dogs could trail her...

Heh heh. Sharp as a tack sb. Except they weren't tasked with looking for a living person, but a living scent. If a handler noticed a wooden A-frame ladder, wouldn't he lay it down for the dogs to search it? He wouldn't climb it. But they didn't even do that. Why? Because they said the lid...

Regardless. My post wasn't about tagging but about roof-access points, and the equipment room is not secure. We just need to find out whether a person can ride the top of the elevator up to the inside of the equipment room. I'd be more than happy to hear from a verified handler, but it's...

I don't have an opinion on whether it was something shared with family or not. Others have offered that her family didn't understand her "condition" suggesting that this was an anonymous outlet for her, perhaps like a therapeutic journal. But there may be ways to estimate it. For example, her...

One of the WS'ers who lives in LA wrote that they would attempt to acquire a copy of the building plans for this purpose, maybe the library or city engineering department. Can you ask your dad where someone who lives in LA might go to get these? SB - EL's tank isn't shown in the photos...

She wrote that she lost her cell phone on January 27th, a blackberry loaner from a friend. She was communicating with her parents until the 31st. http://nouvelle-nouveau.tumblr.com/post/41596157293/more-the-speakeasy-was-awesome-except-i-lost Original Post - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing...

This isn't a correct assumption. The problem is wind dispersal. Dogs can track our scent because our skin dies at the surface so we shed as we move and that is what they smell. When we move through the woods, dogs are able to track us, even after days, because our skin flakes are trapped by...

Someone noticed a pattern already: http://www.asiaone.com/print/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20110518-279311.html Original post in an earlier thread: Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - CA/Canada - Elisa Lam - 21 years old - Los Angeles/Vancouver - 31-Jan-2013

Now that anansie had the translations posted, my last 3 posts should be deleted, but I can't delete the first two of them.

Photos of the pipes

Graffiti is apparently shown on the inside of the door to the roof-top equipment room.