Mireille
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Someone mentioned in the last thread, that since the tires contain air, and depending a little on the depth of water, cars can end up upside down. I image at least, that it at first went nose down. From the slight damage at the front. Then eventually as it sank the tires would cause that side if the cars to go "up" so to speak. Since they are buoyant to some degree. Still being a heavy car, it would sink. That way the car would end, being upside down at the bottom. Just a theory.I feel like someone else has probably already questioned this, but if so I’ve missed any discussions on it.
IF she drove straight in, no matter the speed..I think we all pretty much agree based on well documented videos and information and such..and simple common knowledge..the motor being the heaviest point will very quickly “tip” the nose of the car downward. It seems many of us speculate that is exactly what happened and as it started to “nosedive” perhaps Kiely climbed “up” towards the rear of the car in an attempt to escape. We know the car was upside down. So it went straight in, nose-dived down - tail up, and eventually flipping onto its hood.
The car was turned back over before removing from the water. Obviously this must be done from the side of the car, can’t imagine they “stand” it to flip.. If she drove in, nose down and flipped in that manner..they then tipped from side of car to be right side up again..this doesn’t change the direction the car would be facing.. soo then pulled it out..the car would be facing the other way right? Since as it went nose down and then bottom up, unless they flipped and did a complete 360 underwater (why would they ever do that??), the car should have came out facing the beach - not away from it.
It doesn’t seem like enough depth, “current” or any other conditions that could have made this turn around that much in nature either at the time, or since it’s been in there.
I can’t make any sense out of her rolling it and not finding ANYTHING tracks or debris, anything to indicate that but idk how or where she entered something just seems so off. Moo
14 feet is a little over 4 meter in metric here, and although that does not seem too deep, a car can be anywhere from 60 to 72 inches in height. So it was at least 2 times her car in height, maybe more. So that is plenty of water. Her car would likely not been far from that length, nose to end, but height wise it is a different story.
I am happy they finally located her. Just terrible she met such a sudden and frightening end. I feel for the family.