MissedItByThatMuch
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I;m really curious why none of the media are asking questions at all. Is it that no one cares anymore about this sweet girl or is it that they know they will receive no answers? Because it would be easy enough to ask such a question.
However, LE investigators absolutely know whether the video was altered or not and if so, why. I trust they are working this case like mad.
Just want you to know, I respect your sayings. I've been afraid of the exact opposite, that the police are not seeking the right people. Los Angeles is a movie capital, filled with very rich mafia-type people who make it big in the movie industry as stars or directors or invisible partners. The police are well aware of who those fat cats are, and how dangerous they can be should the police ever try to jail them for any crime.
I've read that while the Hotel Cecil wants to get rid of the residents in the 14th and 15th floor, the city govermnet refuses to let that happen. There's a lot going on in Los Angeles that we cannot know, that the police knows. The police dept is not the biggest player. It has to work around the bigger players. It sometimes needs to sweep a case under the rug for fear of retribution.
It's not unthinkable that Elisa was stary-eyed in LA. It's not unthinkable that she met some movie people; she's quite attactive with her make-up. If drugs don't explain her elevator attitude, and if so many opinionators are saying that she had no serious mental instability, why not entertain the idea that she was acting in the elevator? The apparent Dark Water links to this murder tends to drag big-time movie people to something at Hotel Cecil. There may have been something ongoing in this hotel, over many years, that inspired the line, "You can check in but you can never leave," from the song, Hotel California.
Let me put it this way, that her elevator attitude is so unlike reality, that she's either said by many to be on drugs or mentally unstable. The bottom line there is, it's not my idea only that she's not behaving normally in the elevator. When someone is acting for a camera, it's necessary to "over-react" unlike normal life, unless you want to make a boring show like the medical or legal shows...where the object is to look as real-life as possible. Acting can require over-doing a real situation just the right amount to convey a message without looking ridiculous. Clowns way overdo their acting because children need bigger clues. I've believed that Elisa was frightened (because that what she tended to convey), and that she was playing with a friend (because the button panel disproved that she was afraid), but am feeling a lot better with the third idea that she was trying to convey a message to the elevator camera by using obvious clues.
I'm not seeking to convert anyone to my views. I do hope however, that the timestamp material I have shared is usable evidence, in the details, to begin a conversation asking whether the hotel people are privy to the murder. In the picture that I'm seeing, the hotel has a monster in cahoots with the hotel manager / owner, or someone with charge over the security cameras.