Batbrat
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I still dont see the height being that tall. In the one picture where the perp is grabbing the door knob you can see that with the helmet the perps head is almost exactly half way from the door knob to the top of the door. If the door is 7 foot tall thats still a foot and a half short. But thats just my opinion. I also see that the door behind the perp with the glass, the perp maybe takes up to half the glass. My hubby is 6ft 4 and is much taller than the perp...Hell I may even be taller. Like I said thats my opinon, but it probably makes sense why LE would say the perp is 5ft 2 they would have more accurate measurements than us. Are you guys sure the door is 7ft? either way I still say Perp is shorter. JMO Sorry not trying to doubt your hard work but seems something is off . has anyone actually went and measured the doors,? The floor tiles? Stood in similar place and took pics? It is a public building right so someone surely could go do those things if they lived close by.
Is this the frame you mean? So correct me if I'm wrong, but you're saying you trust an "eyeball guestimate" more than an actual scale measurement? Respectfully, I'm curious why that is. Is there something you don't trust about these measurements? Something you don't understand? If you feel they're wrong, would it be possible for you to outline exactly where you feel mistakes have been made?
Edited to add: If possible, you have to avoid using objects in the same line-of-sight to measure, as they're subject to something called the parallax view. For best accuracy, you need to use scale objects on the same visual plane as the subject you're measuring. While it is still possible to use perspective geometry to get a line-of-sight measurement, you must use perspective geometrics to determine your numbers, as the parallax view will cause an optical illusion. Additionally, since it's difficult to determine the exact "top" of an item using a line-of-sight diagram, the measurements will be less accurate. Having said that, I have included a line-of-sight diagram below, which clearly shows the same numbers I have arrived at previously, despite the subject appearing to only come halfway up the window in the door behind him: