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down so we were calculating in a v-shape where the debris might have gone. as difficult as that is, this is much more difficult because here s the situation. if you find debris, which we have here, now you ve got to reverse calculate where the debris came from. so as this v is this way and we re looking this way, now we ve got the debris here, we re trying to find out where this spot is, which literally could be anywhere based on the currents, on the winds. there s so many different factors in here. even as we find debris, until we can get a good idea of where things are through sonar, that s when the real decision making can be made and you can start to get some answers because that s where the black boxes will be if they find it, the tail section of that airplane with sonar. in your experience, how far can the debris go from the wreckage given the weather conditions? thousands and thousands of miles, really? wow. it can float for days, weeks,
and pulled himself up. and pulled himself up. even that takes an amount of physical strength. given his height and weight, he was 5 9 and well over 200 pounds. so, i mean, i think that calls into question how was he able to pull himself up there they should be investigating and we know the fbi is investigating. you said something very important to look at also would be the marks on his neck. absolutely. which way, horizontal, vertical? horizontal versus vertical, with the strap marks, whether horizontal strangulation, usually it s considered a murder because the force that s applied is one of horizontal, perpendicular to the neck, so you re coming down sort of straight on to the neck. versus a vertical or diagonal stretch mark, strangulation mark, going to be more of a v-shape. it would be important to know what type of strangulation marks were present on his body. a lot of questions. we ll get those answers given how much attention is given to this case now. i hope
where the deck fell. i think that everybody was kind of shocked. how deep is the water and how hard to get people out? it was is a good, i would say between six and ten feet in places where it fell. the water was fine, like i said. in the middle of where the deck was the v-shape was probably close to about maybe waist-high water. and then to get to the other side, they had to kind of crawl and the deck is wet, and people were slipping, falling. and you know, you are grabbing one arm to pull them up, and the other person is grabbing the other one, and so that the one good thing to see is that everybody jumped into help mode. everybody was helping and it is good to see that was the response from everybody. i was shocked to hear in the report that there is no requirement for these decks to be inspected. i m curious, is this a place that you go the often, and does it seem like it is well kempt up? did they take care of the deck
you have on right now is shot by my friend who was sitting next to me, and he was shooting video and pulling people out. it was crazy. women were krig and hcrying wit their faces and lots of cuts and shock shocks, and i mean a lot of the people just stood around shocked. what did you hear at the time? did you hear yelling, crying, shouting? a little bit of everything. i mean, you know, everybody was trying to help and the people were trying to scramble up the sides. it kind of fell in the middle of the deck, so it was kind of a v-shape and everybody was knee-deep up to their waists and knee-deep in the mid of the deck where it used to be, actually, and people were crawling up the sides on each side. everybody was trying to help. people were crying and shocked and people were, you know, there was a couple of kids that were very close, and one man as you can see right next to the actual desk holding a toddler, and he was probably a foot in front of