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What you see is an opening into the room. That's a viewing port.
What you see is an opening into the room. That's a viewing port.
What you see is an opening into the room. That's a viewing port.
The smoke layer outside the bedroom is about the four, five foot elevation. But from the smoke. One minute, 20 seconds, the smoke exiting the ventilators is modest in quantity, gray in color.
The smoke layer outside the bedroom is about the four, five foot elevation. But from the smoke. One minute, 20 seconds, the smoke exiting the ventilators is modest in quantity, gray in color.
The smoke layer outside the bedroom is about the four, five foot elevation. But from the smoke. One minute, 20 seconds, the smoke exiting the ventilators is modest in quantity, gray in color.
They observed a smoke cloud, let's say, above the house at a certain time.
They observed a smoke cloud, let's say, above the house at a certain time.
They observed a smoke cloud, let's say, above the house at a certain time.
in order to have the smoke visible to the runners. The fire had to have been started something like five minutes prior to that time. In order for the state's case to be correct, we would have to repeal the laws of physics.
in order to have the smoke visible to the runners. The fire had to have been started something like five minutes prior to that time. In order for the state's case to be correct, we would have to repeal the laws of physics.
in order to have the smoke visible to the runners. The fire had to have been started something like five minutes prior to that time. In order for the state's case to be correct, we would have to repeal the laws of physics.
10 minutes, 50 seconds, extinguishment being applied.
10 minutes, 50 seconds, extinguishment being applied.
10 minutes, 50 seconds, extinguishment being applied.
The really important finding is that it took three or four minutes before substantial quantities of smoke were generated.
The really important finding is that it took three or four minutes before substantial quantities of smoke were generated.