Hi KZ, thank you for explaining those injuries to layman like myself. The medical stuff is above and beyond me. When I read this information I think about the way too small pattern of disturbed dust where her body went over. This has been (one of the many) things that bothers me to no end. Do we know the length of that balcony, as to from the railing to the door? How does that "unknown" footprint that overlapped others work? For example, perhaps someone stood sideways to the door, their other foot inside the door holding the weight of RZ to "help" her over the side? In that case, I can see the very small dust disturbance on the railing if someone was holding, or balancing RZ. My issue with it, the small eleven inch IIRC dust disturbance, would have been much more even though RZ was a tiny little fit person. Just because of the weight distribution when anyone's flesh is pressed against anything. (i.e. if she were to press her torso against the rail to propel herself over). However, if someone where to hold her briefly over the edge, her body briefly touching it and her weight distributed by someone holding her, it would have possibly made such a small mark. I've tried it on my own balcony, even had a my very tiny lil niece lean on our balcony and her size zero body made a mark of around 17+ inches when she leaned her entire weight on the railing, there aren't many bones in between your ribs and your hips, the flesh presses down and compresses across the surface it's on. (I held her around the lower hips the whole time, but she placed her tummy on the rail and bent...not super safe, I'll admit, but I needed someone that thin to see if it would work, she is fine, of course, and loved the experiment). I guess what I don't understand is how RZ could have made such a small impression on the dust on the railing. Even being so small herself. It's just not possible to press her flesh hard enough to propel herself without the use of her arms and legs and leave only that small amount of disturbed dust.