February 6th, 2013: Lieutenant Walter Teague of the Los Angeles Police Department makes a statement and answers questions regarding the disappearance of Elisa Lam.
I just recently watched the documentary on Netflix and it really got to me. I felt very emotional and felt like I lost a friend because I understood Elisa after reading her Tumblr posts. It was very heartbreaking seeing the worried look on her parents and sisters face. I can't imagine what was going through their minds. I cant imagine how they felt when they found out she was dead in the water tower. I can just tell that they loved her so much by the way they look in this video. I know they regret letting her travel alone but I know they also wanted to give her a chance to be independent.
my last thoughts on it. I think I know what we are looking at in the elevator. after hearing which medications Elisa was taking the Dex that was not noted in her tox is what I thought may have been the main culprit. it is what we called pep pills in the 1960s. keeps a person awake. amphetamine.if a person typically uses it then misses doses the mind is tired. a person may appear to be fully awake but little moments can happen when a person is for lack of better explanation sleeping, dreaming. and actually sometimes even fall asleep. it's very subtle. that's why her movements. seem like sleepwalking. just my opinion, of course. and the whole tragic event may have been avoided if she had a companion to make sure her meds were properly administered. well, life is not always fair. we all just do the best we can. Best wishes to all of you always. thanks
David Pauildes 1500 people vanish from national parks. 6 books, a movie and a petition for some senator to start investigating. (Why aren't they?) Toddlers, college students, men, women, all simply vanished. So far, in over 200 years (that we know about) only one 'medium' has stepped up to the plate. They drew a map, which led to a body. Many parents and families are awaiting closure.
His voice sounds really shaky and upset. He sounds like he is about to cry.
I just recently watched the documentary on Netflix and it really got to me. I felt very emotional and felt like I lost a friend because I understood Elisa after reading her Tumblr posts. It was very heartbreaking seeing the worried look on her parents and sisters face. I can't imagine what was going through their minds. I cant imagine how they felt when they found out she was dead in the water tower. I can just tell that they loved her so much by the way they look in this video. I know they regret letting her travel alone but I know they also wanted to give her a chance to be independent.
He seems very nervous
Well he was in charge of the investigation any detective would be nervous about whether or not the person is dead or alive
Mason Lapenta not that nervous. he was on the verge of tears or a panic attack. very strange.
@@estusflask982 I heard maybe they knew something that nobody else knew could be that
Does anyone has this entire press conference?
I heard many accounts of 2 men giving her a box before she went missing. anyone have any details on that ?
Olga Dinis where did you see that haven't seen it anywhere :o
Both these articles talk about the 2 men giving her a box
Thankyou!
gaia2407 I'm obsessed with this case , did you know a documentary is coming out.
Me too, me and my friend are trying to solve it. When is the documentary out?
my last thoughts on it. I think I know what we are looking at in the elevator. after hearing which medications Elisa was taking the Dex that was not noted in her tox is what I thought may have been the main culprit. it is what we called pep pills in the 1960s. keeps a person awake. amphetamine.if a person typically uses it then misses doses the mind is tired. a person may appear to be fully awake but little moments can happen when a person is for lack of better explanation sleeping, dreaming. and actually sometimes even fall asleep. it's very subtle. that's why her movements. seem like sleepwalking. just my opinion, of course. and the whole tragic event may have been avoided if she had a companion to make sure her meds were properly administered. well, life is not always fair. we all just do the best we can. Best wishes to all of you always. thanks
David Pauildes 1500 people vanish from national parks. 6 books, a movie and a petition for some senator to start investigating. (Why aren't they?) Toddlers, college students, men, women, all simply vanished. So far, in over 200 years (that we know about) only one 'medium' has stepped up to the plate. They drew a map, which led to a body. Many parents and families are awaiting closure.
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