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They were docked, there may not have been any breeze at all.
Apparently I have to say this a third time:
I have worked for 2 different cruise lines. I know exactly what it feels like when a window is open. You can still feel the wind in your face EVEN. WHEN. DOCKED.
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Originally Posted by ocnjgirl
Looking at the windows in this video, I think it’d be easy to mistake an open window for closed. Especially with old eyes, possibly cataracts, etc. The attorney likened it to accidentally walking into a sliding glass door that you think it’s open but it’s not.
I too find it much more believable that the grandfather actually thought it was closed than that he put her there knowing it was open.
Oh wait.
Did this happen in the dark? At night?
Look at 1:12 in this video. It's DARK outside, the reporter states the photo was taken "shortly after Chloe fell". I can't tell in the photo which windows are open, if any, and which, are closed. A lot of us have been looking at daytime photos, where yes, it's pretty obvious what's open and closed. Not at night it's not.
Hm.
Can anyone else tell which of the windows - at the 1:12 mark are open?
I have worked for 2 different cruise lines. I know exactly what it feels like when a window is open. You can still feel the wind in your face EVEN. WHEN. DOCKED.
I believe that. The guy was probably doing a "Michael Jackson" and hanging the kid out of the window to scare her and then dropped her. Manslaughter. Don't let him near any kid ever again.
Look at 1:12 in this video. It's DARK outside, the reporter states the photo was taken "shortly after Chloe fell". I can't tell in the photo which windows are open, if any, and which, are closed. A lot of us have been looking at daytime photos, where yes, it's pretty obvious what's open and closed. Not at night it's not.
Hm.
Can anyone else tell which of the windows - at the 1:12 mark are open?
Look at 1:12 in this video. It's DARK outside, the reporter states the photo was taken "shortly after Chloe fell". I can't tell in the photo which windows are open, if any, and which, are closed. A lot of us have been looking at daytime photos ...
Look at 1:12 in this video. It's DARK outside, the reporter states the photo was taken "shortly after Chloe fell". I can't tell in the photo which windows are open, if any, and which, are closed. A lot of us have been looking at daytime photos, where yes, it's pretty obvious what's open and closed. Not at night it's not.
Look at 1:12 in this video. It's DARK outside, the reporter states the photo was taken "shortly after Chloe fell". I can't tell in the photo which windows are open, if any, and which, are closed. A lot of us have been looking at daytime photos, where yes, it's pretty obvious what's open and closed. Not at night it's not.
Hm.
Can anyone else tell which of the windows - at the 1:12 mark are open?
The ship was due to leave PR at 8:30pm. If I recall correctly, the accident happened around 5pm.
It looks pretty obvious in the investigation photo that the window appears open at night:
Should he really "get away with" only the heartache? YES. That is a lifetime punishment and one he will never get over.
Oh, please, stop with the drama, all of you who are utterly convinced you know what is in this man's heart. You don't.
If he was really so destroyed by his negligent actions, there were plenty of places where he could have simply jumped overboard. The fact is, he didn't.
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