A light object placed above a much heavier one will fall in the same place as well . Try it yourself: put a stamp or a piece of paper above a book and let them drop. They will land in the same place . Lisa must have had his jacket on her – it is cold at 4 a.m.

[Daphne – She couldn’t have been wearing it when she went over, not even on her shoulders. He would not have allowed that to happen, because of what it contained.]

It is obvious that a telephoto lens was used.

A telephoto lens will invariably squash distances making the depth of field appear more shallow.

1. To pull him down with her

Or

2. To save herself from falling.

this is why she looked up at him when she was on her way down.

As an ‘after thought’, how did he really know that the girl was actually dead, when he “told the constable at the rescue scene, “I screwed it up, I jumped I’m still alive and my friend is dead” unless he checked himself to be sure she was dead?

If he had ‘survived’ the fall, there was a chance she could have too, no? But well, he never ‘jumped’ off from a height of 40m.

Exactly. He cannot have jumped and survived unscratched.

What I questioned was whether it’s a 40m drop we’re seeing as from the pictures it looks less.

However, as I’ve already said, he cannot have survived falling the height we’re seeing.

Still, a man is in danger of dying after falling a flight of stairs. So whether it’s 30, 40 or 20 metres, the extent of his injuries is very questionable.

[Daphne – Aren’t you forgetting that the girl who was with him died from massive trauma after that fall?]

If the ‘prejudged in the press’ notion were to be true, then the case against the abuse by ex-priests at St. Joseph Home, should have been thrown out of the window immediately.

Mr. Lawrence Grech, on eof the alleged abused persons, aided by Lou Bondi and other journalists, made great use of the media to put forward their case, even when the same case was sub judice.