In a message dated 12/2/01 10:21:40 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> The impact is just the injury event, ______________________________________ And (along with no seatbelt) what killed her. Everything else is part of the investigation. You'r talking of the extenuating circumstances leading up to the crash. As an investigator coming upon the scene, I would have called in my location. I would then look in the car to determine if there were survivors (or not). Then I'd call for rescue and ambulance(s) then called in a brief summary of what I had observed. (As a former part-time forensic photographer, having arrived, I would have begun to photograph the evidence/scene. What I shot is what I saw. My report thus becomes part of the larger investigation. Any specualtion on my part about what happended would be superfluous and unprofessional). My photogrpahs would have revealed that an automobile, (allegedely traveling at a high rate of speed; thought nice to know, such information has no bearing on what a forensic photograher does), entered an underpass at a hgigh rate of speed. The construction of the underpass (townward sloping ramp that ended rather abruptly in flat pavement) was such that the car bottomed out, bounced viollently-ecoming became airborne, fell back to ground. Careening along along out of control, the vehicle then smashed into the stancion, coming to a rest there. There were four persons in the vehicle, one person was still breathing. the other occupants appeared to be dead or comatose. As I walked away form the scene, retrieving and storing exposed film, I would know one thing with a certainty carved in stone: the automobile hit the stanchion. The resulting impact seriuosly hurt one passenger, and caused extensive trauma to the other three. Summary? A car hit a stanchion and the people inside were [hurt] or [killed]. The lone survivor was the only passneger wearing a seat belt. -30- Mafud [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] - This message is from the Pentax-Discuss Mail List. To unsubscribe, go to http://www.pdml.net and follow the directions. Don't forget to visit the Pentax Users' Gallery at http://pug.komkon.org .
