If the walls are that strong, would a fist against them make so much noise that it would sound to a neighboring passenger as if furniture were being thrown around or as if the room were being trashed? That's a heck of a lot of noise, IMO.Iwillgo said:
Angels_Not_Forgotten said:
Was a chair found near the railing? And, how did the fall to the balcony cause the bleeding of his head or wherever? That balcony looks like a fairly smooth surface, nothing protuding to cause a wound that would bleed that heavily. What is the material construction of the balcony? Seems to me that fall would cause some bruising but no blood unless, as I said, there was a protruding object or the balcony is made of concrete!Iwillgo said:I can see by the above posts that I will have to explain what happened here in more detail. George finally went out on the balcony to cool off, placed a chair near the railing, sat on the railing and fell over backwards in his intoxicated state. Probably landing on his head, causing a scalp laceration, serious bleeding, and eventually falling into the sea.
I am more upset that she doesnt keep the family in the loop, also with the whole not telling them what happened. she may not have done anything, but the family deserves to know everything she does and they do not.Yeah said:
I've been on RC cruise. The balcony's are not too large at all, rather small in fact. There are two chairs and a small table already on them when you get there. They are of flimsy construction. And because of the space, the chairs are pretty much against the rail anyway. Hope that sheds soem light on what you're asking.Sally said:
And though I'm not positive, I'm think the fall could be enough to bust his head.nightowl said:
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