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Pressing the "Hold" door open is not something that is recommended by any safety experts. What is your explanation for that? Why would she also press the button on the floor she is already on? I've never seen someone push the button for the floor they are on and also push the Hold door open...

For those that do not think she was having a mental breakdown or drugged etc, what is your explanation for why she walks into the elevator and very purposefully presses all the buttons in the middle multiple times (including the "HOLD" button). She leaves the elevator, comes back in and once...

I agree with you and I'm glad that a verified mental health professional as yourself has confirmed it. I tried to come up with theories to explain her behavior as rational at first but it is just impossible. For example, the pressing of all the buttons down the middle over and over again...

I didn't say it wasn't suspicious. Most missing person cases where someone is suddenly gone without telling anyone would be.

It's obvious that some of you did not follow this case when it was still relatively new. At first, it was reported she was missing only. It was treated as a missing person case. The video itself drew a lot of attention because of how weird she was acting in it. This was before the mainstream...

Their main goal isn't to convince people on here of anything. They also have not officially concluded anything. Even in the beginning when they were trying to find any information in this case, they did not reveal what items were left in her hotel room. But you are ignoring the probability...

But these are just your assumptions. From near the beginning of this case, the police wouldn't comment on the cell phone and close sources were showing what she looked like without glasses. It could be a real possibility that her belongings, including her clothes would be in her room. But...

I know the book store owner said that, but there was a person in this forum who said that they knew someone in the bookstore who saw her acting strange: Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community - View Single Post - CA/Canada - Elisa Lam - 21 years old - Los Angeles/Vancouver - 31-Jan-2013 - #3...

But how did she make that mistake? She seems to have pressed it multiple times. I wear glasses too and my vision isn't that great without them. But if I stuck my head right in front of the buttons like that, I'd be able to see it. (Yes, I even tried it last week) I think most people in an...

I don't think it should be watched at 1.5x speed. When I tried doing that, I noticed that each second on the timer went faster than the ticking on my clock. For what it's worth, here is a news story I found about this case. The beginning of the clip is interesting because her friends say...

I was able to find this post where she says she has not ever gotten very drunk. http://nouvelle-nouveau.tumblr.com/post/38629989538/a-night-at-da-club-more-the-group-of-people It's too bad there isn't an easy way to navigate on a person's tumblr. At least not one that I've figured out.

Do you have a link? She posts a lot on her tumblr account, and I don't think there is a way to search things on there.

In this article, it claims she was on the 4th floor. It's possible the journalist who wrote the article was mistaken. http://www.examiner.com/article/body-found-water-tank-may-be-elisa-lam-missing-canadian-student?cid=rss I don't know anymore why she only presses the middle row. If I was...

I could see why that is needed since people have been speculating some very wild theories. If there was an innocent bystander shown on the video, I'm sure many would consider them a suspect just by being there. But normally, wouldn't they just blur out the people instead of editing them out...

LOL Formula 1 is more exciting I think, although I don't really watch racing in general.