Room 13 Miller's Court

[Stewart P Evans]

Both Windows

A shot showing both windows and the door -

[halomanuk]

There is definately a darker shadow on the lower pane which would obviously signify that is the window that was reached through to open the door.

The shock upon opening that door must have been unbelievable - poor bugger.

[Stewart P Evans]

Not So Unlikely

What Gareth has said may not be so unlikely as some may think.

Any requests for further close-ups?

[Stewart P Evans]

Bottom Pane

Here's a close-up of the bottom broken (?) pane -

[Stewart P Evans]

Top Broken Pane

Here's a close-up of the top broken pane of the first window -

[Sam Flynn]

Whoa, Praters window?

If indeed that was her room after all - I have my doubts (pre-crash discussion refers.)

[Stewart P Evans]

Ground

Here's a close-up of the ground in the yard below the windows -

[Sam Flynn]

Ive always took it to be the bottom pane.

I believe that both panes were broken, Monty. My eyes might be tricking me, but I think one can just make out, albeit in patches, the left-hand border of the hole in the bottom pane. I say "in patches", because the contrast seems more washed-out in that region of the picture, and the detail is not so stark.

How the hell did Barnett undo the lock through that?

With his jumbo fish fingers.

[Monty]

Stewart,

Whoa, Praters window?

You been storing images away again? This is a new one isnt it?

How do you know its Praters window and has it been shown anywhere else?

You may answer my questions in order.

Monty


PS Actually, dont answer my questions...I figured it out....doh!

[Stewart P Evans]

The Door

Here's a close-up of the door -

[Monty]

John,

A stick or long arm indeed. Those or Barnett had gashed up biceps.

Monty

[Monty]

Its an odd configuration isnt?

The windows just do not match. I can understand if one was put in later I suppose, to give light to the room.

Monty

[John Bennett]

How the hell did Barnett undo the lock through that?

Monty

Good point, M.

I guess it is difficult to get a sense of scale (although I'm sure somebody out there has an idea), but any attempt to spring the latch from this hole would have appeared to require a very long arm.

Maybe it could have been done using a stick?

JB

[Stewart P Evans]

Prater's Window

Here's a close-up of Elizabeth Prater's window -

[Stewart P Evans]

The Second Window

Here's a close-up of the second window -