Elisa Lam. What are your theories?

[scorpipede]

so, I've watched the documentary released on netlifx and done enough research to catch a few inconsistencies with the people interviewed. they stated at first that upon the initial autopsy, there was no fluid found in her lungs which would match a death by drowning, they are so dead set on their explanation yet with all the outrage and outburst from the media, yet they won't release it. They state their findings and provide minimal proof to back their final determinations. They speak these explanations of her mental health outbursts on behalf of her family instead of bringing them in for the interview or even stating they denied the interview. I have worked in the mental health field for some time now and have seen more things that you can imagine, the "evidence" lines up in some scenarios, but the majority is still enough to cause speculation that it shouldn't just be shut down and silence. the coincidences, the inconsistencies, the theories, all are important and I strongly feel that it is worth mentioning and bringing back up. I have may personally theories and in a case that is so bizarre, and has that many questions, and multiple versions of a story coming from each persons mouth that worked on the case. One does not stay dead set on a theory, only to change their mind in the blink of an eye. We can not forget that we do live in a world where these things occur everyday under our noses and we turn the other cheek. With everything going on in todays society, why should we sit and "let it go"? Because someone told us to because we should take their word on it? Imagine the amount of pressure the LAPD was getting to solve this case, would it be so farfetched that they changed their story, findings, and covering them up just to get the heat off of the department and close the case because they are incapable of finding out the truth?

She was whackadoo and got in the water thing, couldn't get out. What was she thinking? We'll never know. She dead. Bummer.

 

[NoGoodNamesLeft]

i bet that watre was really gross
poor lady

 

[chickenluver]

A bunch of the hotel guests washed their hands, showered with, and drank water that had a dead body floating in it

 

[Bacco]

My theory is that if detectives with first hand proofs could not figure it out and called it a day, it's highly unlikely this mayberry thread that have "paranormal activity" as one of the main 3 options will

 

[BluntForceTrama]

Imo she was bat shit out of her tree crazy and was off her meds

we've all seen homeless crazy folk behaving like she was in that elevator It's called schizophrenia.

people can't call it a day on this one They want to believe it's ghosts or Bigfoot

 

[hohner]

I haven't looked into it, but my guess is she succumbed to gastrointestinal issues.

 

[scorpipede]

Imo she was bat shit out of her tree crazy and was off her meds

we've all seen homeless crazy folk behaving like she was in that elevator It's called schizophrenia.

people can't call it a day on this one They want to believe it's ghosts or Bigfoot

Ghostfoot in my opinion.

And I read somewhere that the footage from the elevator that we've seen was sped up and looks more normal at the regular speed.

But Ghostfoot didn't want us to know that.

 

[steeldragon]

Anyone know her time of death compared to the video of the elevator. Just curious how long she was in the tank before death.