07-21-2013, 12:50 PM
It's great to get an idea of the space between the tents. It seems like a very long ways to drag a body over sharp lava. The person would need to be strong, in shape, and agile to avoid cutting his own legs and feet. I wonder exactly where the drag marks originated and if they were constant all the way to the water's edge.
So these tents were spaced far enough to wonder if this orange tent was involved at all. My question- why the police searched the orange tent. I think they did this because it was closest to the staging area. This tent could be anyone's, it could have nothing to do with this case, but it might. Could it have been a separate tent of just Brittany's. She was known to do yoga/meditation and to do these exercises in close proximity of the lava.
Was it possible for the body to travel down the coast like that? Was it possible for the body to last the time it would have taken to make it that far down the coast considering the known shark activity in the area? Any ideas, or known irregular tide behavior down there?
So these tents were spaced far enough to wonder if this orange tent was involved at all. My question- why the police searched the orange tent. I think they did this because it was closest to the staging area. This tent could be anyone's, it could have nothing to do with this case, but it might. Could it have been a separate tent of just Brittany's. She was known to do yoga/meditation and to do these exercises in close proximity of the lava.
Was it possible for the body to travel down the coast like that? Was it possible for the body to last the time it would have taken to make it that far down the coast considering the known shark activity in the area? Any ideas, or known irregular tide behavior down there?