MissedItByThatMuch
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Were there drugs or alcohol that could have played a part? Was she taking (or supposed to be taking) any prescription medication and at what levels were they present in her blood and tissue?
This question of drugs versus mental stability has been addressed repeatedly, I'm assuming, by those who have some doubts in a murder, and who may even be leaning toward an accidental death or suicide. HOWEVER, the button-panel evidence is not be be over-looked. The evidence clearly states that she did not want to go anywhere with the elevator. There is no drug or mental-stability issue here that arises from what some view as weird behavior at the buttons, or an inabilty to hit the door-close button. She didn't want to hit that button, period. Once the sleuths agree on this, the next question is: what was she up to putting the elevator on hold? Look at her behavior as she places it on hold. What does it indicate?
The Conducter has arrived to an acknowledgement: Elisa was putting the elevator on hold for her friend (or not so much a friend) somewhere down the hall. But it's the question on her behavior during the second button pressing that comes with an illusive solution. What in tarnation was she doing trying to make the elevator work while pressing the door-hold button again and again? Was she nuts? Was she on drugs? Was she half-blind? None of the above. We've got to get past these ideas.
She had been out of the elevator for quite some time before the second bout with tjhe buttons took place. As she enters the elevator again, one minute after she had pressed the hold-door button, yopu can catch a smile on her face that she did not get rid of quickly enough. She loses the smile as her face is directly toward the camera, but as has face is yet turning from the mirror, there is the sort of smile on the face one has when chatting in fun with a person. You can pause the video just right to see the smile, or you can see it at this webpage:
http://www.bodylanguagesuccess.com/2013/02/nonverbal-communication-analysis-2313.html
So there was a person outside the elevator, and she was very comfortable with that person, for she has her hands on her hair for a full 12 seconds (16 seconds youtube time) while looking into the mirror. One could even suggest that this pose was a sexual invitation to her friend, unless it was a woman. With her hands still in her hair, she turns to re-enter the elevator to press the hold-door button once again before the two-minute time limit runs out.
But instead of coming in to simply press the button once, she ACTS like she's trying to get the elevator to go down. She still wants the viewer to believe that she wants to go down. She does a terrible act job because she doesn't even wait for the door to close. No sooner has she pressed all the buttons like a frustrated kitten, that she leaves the elevator...like one who can't wait to get back out to her happy chat. And she even does a little dance once she gets out, with yet another large smile on her face clearly visible.
But what kind of friend was this?
Why would she come into the elevator with an inexplicable wrestle with the buttons, to no avail? If she was acting for the camera, then her friend must have promised that she could see that video, with herself on it, from the video room. In order to get her in that elevator to act out a part, there had to be sufficient cause to convince her to play the part, and I think she felt half foolish playing that part. But the need for this sufficient cause is why I speculated that a production team may have been involved. There are other explanations, I suppose, if anyone cares to dream one up hoping to hit the bulls' eye.