Да, люстру явно отодвигали. И ребенок лежит (исходя из положения медиков на фото) очень близко к входной двери. Рядом самокат. Я на это и пытался обратить внимание. Что то, как расположили ребенка и люстру на схеме полицейские эксперты противоречит тому, что мы видим в реальности.
Да, люстру конечно отодвигали и самокат тоже - очевидно парамедики, которые прибыли одновременно с полицией, все это мешало оказывать первую помощь Максу. В книге Влады есть полицейский скетч,вид сверху на вот этот закуток, куда все упали. Сделан на момент приезда полиции. Там показано, где был Макс,где была Ребекка,где был самокат и люстра.
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Вес люстры и куча других измерений есть, по-моему в отчете Бове. Посмотрю сейчас - он объемный очень, много цифровых данных.
P.S. Ага - из отчета Бове цитата -
Officer Erhard moved the scooter and the chandelier. Полицейский передвинул.
P.P.S. В общем по люстре данных очень много, но веса нет у Бове. Есть производитель и модель, а также полная инспекция повреждений и масса измерений физических размеров во все стороны. Цитирую эту главу отчета:
Inspection of the ChandelierThe chandelier, ceiling mount and supporting chain were made available for my inspection on
November 15, 2011. Measurements and notes were taken but I was not allowed to take any
photographs. The ceiling mount consisted of a 5-1/4 inch diameter metal base with associated
glass/crystal. The underside of the metal base had a sticker which had the Underwriters
Laboratories logo and the following text “E48737 Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Incandescent
Fixture Issue No. 887742 Suitable for Dry Locations Only.” There was also sticker that read
“Made in Canada.” In the center of the metal base and glass/crystal there was a threaded
component that had an open ring on the lower end to which the chain attached. The length of
metal chain consisting of 81 links was separate from the chandelier. The overall length of the
chain was approximately 8 feet 9 inches. An electrical wire approximately 5 feet 4 inches in
length was routed through the links at various locations from the top of the chain down to
approximately the mid-point of the chain. Each link was oval-shaped with overall exterior
dimensions of approximately 45 millimeters by 29 millimeters. The links had a circular cross
section with a diameter of approximately 5.7 millimeters. There was minimal separation where
the two ends of each link met with the lowest link having a separation greater than the other
links. For the lowest link, the separation measured approximately 2.4 millimeters at the outer
diameter and approximately 1.8 millimeters at the inner diameter.
The chandelier was approximately 31 inches tall and had an outer diameter of approximately 30
inches. The metal surfaces of the chandelier exhibited apparent oxidation. The lower portion of
the chandelier had eight lights radiating from its center axis. Six of the light bulbs in this lower
portion were still intact. These lights were surrounded by a bowl formed by hanging strings of
glass/crystals. The middle section of the chandelier consisted of 14 candle-shaped lights sitting
in glass/crystal cups that each extended from the chandelier’s center axis on a metal support
arm. These candle-shaped lights comprised the widest section of the chandelier. Only three of
the light bulbs for these candle-shaped lights in this middle section were intact. Many of the
bowl-shaped glass/crystals were not in place and several others were broken. Only two were in
place and intact. Several of the supporting metal arms that connected the candle-shaped lights to
the center axis were displaced. At the same level there were also 6 candle-shaped lights of
varying heights clustered around the center axis. Five of these light bulbs were intact. The top
section of the chandelier consisted of 14 decorative metal flumes shaped like inverted hooks.
Several of these flumes were bent and displaced. A unit of two insulated copper wires,
approximately 3 feet 7 inches in length, protruded from the top of the chandelier along with a
separate non-insulated wire approximately 3 feet 9 inches in length. At the top of the chandelier
were portions of the fixed metal ring to which a chain would be attached. Only approximately
90 degrees of the circumference of the ring remained attached to the chandelier. This remaining
portion was approximately 19 millimeters in height and the ring had a radius of approximately
17 millimeters. The base metal to which the ring was connected and the exposed cross-sectional
surface of the ring exhibited signs of apparent metal failure. The existing portion of the ring was
an apparent match to a portion of a ring found on the landing and visible in photographs of the
scene. The portion of the ring found on the landing was not available for inspection. Additional
examination, including photography and/or testing of the chandelier and/or the broken link
found on the landing, may allow for a more quantitative analysis of the forces and mechanisms
required to cause separation of the chandelier from the chain.