of three times. but if it only clicked once would it lock into place or does it need to click the other two times? i would say the bar s position is dependent on the size and weight of the individual. you could have a device like that bar fit over a woman that has certain size that would be 95 percentile and wouldn t get to the further lower position because of the restraint of the body. this all has to be looked at and understood if this ride was appropriate for a person of this size. witnesses say she was concerned, but only because of the clicking noise. so, it s possible the lap bar when she pushed up on it when the roller coaster was stationary, she couldn t push it up and it was locked at least somewhat? that s very possible. i think when you look at rides, you have to look at a lot of things. not necessarily the bar itself, but also part of the speed
been properly secured. witnesses say she fell during the ride as the family was sitting next to her. last hour i spoke to an accident reconstructionist about the investigation. here is what he said. i would say that a bar in the position is dependent on the size and the weight of the individual. you can have a device like that bar fit over a woman that has certain size that would be 95 percentile and wouldn t get to the further lower position because of the restraint of the body. this all has to be looked at and understood as this ride was appropriate for a person that size. so what s six flags saying about this? well, they are not saying much at all, quite frankly. we have been talking to them throughout the weekend. they asked for any questions to be put in writing and they