can you make it close from the service room? ( outside the actual elevator)
the video shows the doors closing automatically.....with no one inside the elevator.
Initially I thought maybe it was a service elevator too.. which is why the doors wouldn't close. But after she left, the doors finally closed.. without anyone releasing the service button.
Initially I thought maybe it was a service elevator too.. which is why the doors wouldn't close. But after she left, the doors finally closed.. without anyone releasing the service button.
- Someone needs to take a picture of the Elevator panel... I'm 2 hours away in Santa Barbara....or else I would do it....
- anyone closer to LA?....it's only 6 blocks away from the staple center.
- Make sure to let everyone know you are going.....just in case you don't make it back.
Question for the LA posters on ISH..is the area that Elisa was staying at really as bad as the media says it is?
No it's not.
It's not a bad or good area. It's downtown with a mixed bag of folks like any big downtown. During the day and evening it's ok, full of office workers and young adults that have moved into the new boutique lofts that are taking over the area, late at night? meh not a place you'd want to walk the streets alone, better than 5 years ago but still a ways to go.
It's between the high rent district and no rent skid row district, missions and high end apartments share the same block, you can buy a Rolex for 5k in one store and a fake Rolex for 5 dollars right next door. Some of the buildings you can rent a office or loft for 2,000 a month and your view out the rear will be tents set up on the sidewalk.
The area has evolved a ton since the 90's a real change for the better is taking place in downtown LA but it's still evolving
Notice at around 2.57 of the elevator video, the video kinda glitches and the door doesn't close in a smooth motion.
Looks like it's been edited...maybe by the police because theres something they don't want the public to see or it could also be possibly done by the security staff at the hotel.
Notice at around 2.57 of the elevator video, the video kinda glitches and the door doesn't close in a smooth motion.
Looks like it's been edited...maybe by the police because theres something they don't want the public to see or it could also be possibly done by the security staff at the hotel.
That's actually a really good catch. If it was edited by the security, how can the LAPD not catch that!?!?!
Re: Mysterious Death of Elisa Lam
