Wes Groleau wrote:
On 08-03-2013 09:03, DerbyDad03 wrote:
If it was folded up, why would Wes have wondered what could have been in

I didn't wonder what was in it. It's trajectory (and her size) made it
highly unlikely it had much weight.

You snipped out the comment that I was responding to, which was the
suggestion that the box might have been folded up.

It's somewhat a matter of semantics. In terms of responding to the comment
that the box was folded up (which is what I was doing) "wondering what was
in it" and "I'm thinking, "If there were anything of any size in that box.
she couldn't have thrown it like that, and if it were of any value, it
isn't after falling ten feet onto the parking lot" are pretty much the same
thing.

The point being, if the box had been folded up when she tossed it over the
fence, you probably wouldn't have thought about the size and value of the
contents. That's all I was trying to say.


it? Why would the guards have asked her to open it so they could look
inside? Why would she have had to throw it over the fence?

Because it was too big to take through the exit turnstile.

Remember, I was responding to the comment that the box might have been
folded up. Granted, even a folded up box might be too big to fit through
the turnstile, but based on the fact that you were musing about the
contents, we can be pretty sure that It wasn't folded up.