"Bill in Detroit" wrote in message
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RicodJour wrote:
Show all work.
There apparently were sections of the article dealing with inverted
suffocation that you didn't read. Perhaps you should read them.

I read the complete link you provided.


Other than that, good post.

R


Perhaps you would like to explain how she was able to get in the gap but
not get out ... how a gap large enough to admit her was too small to
permit struggle, too small to permit her to tilt sideways to a horizontal
position and breathe, too small to allow her to call for help. After
death, her leg DID move to a horizontal position without ANY muscular
exertion ... That is how her foot came to be exposed. There was 'wiggle
room'.


Easy, the bookcase tipped forward some, she fell behind it, and it fell back
toward the wall.