Stephanie Soo

Probably not, but it seems like something that they would probably use in this hypothetical situation.

It's speculated, even by Anna's grandparents, that Anna was killed in that bar hold.

And just to mention, even if someone is highly irritable, even if they are going through a drug withdrawal, and I don't know, I think everyone's biology is different, but to kill someone with a bar hold, you are holding on for a very long time.

To give you an idea of what netizen explains, with no blood to the brain, you're looking at 10 to 20 seconds to pass out.

but it would still take another four to five minutes for serious brain damage or even death.

Notably, with these types of chokeholds, where you are physically restraining oxygen from entering a person's brain, consciousness will be regained pretty quickly as you let go.

So let's say they fall unconscious after 30 seconds.

If you let go, it's more likely that they're going to regain consciousness very quickly and not die.

So it's very unlikely that you can choke someone for 30 seconds and then they die unless there's some sort of pre-existing condition already there or other circumstances we don't know about.

It's technically possible, but usually not.

It's going to take like five minutes.

Another interesting detail to note is everyone kind of gives this vibe that the 16-year-old boy is, you know, some...

tabloid news articles have described him as having a baby face, as being a very meek, young-looking little boy.

In an email from Chantel to her ex-husband, the stepbrother's dad, Thomas, she writes that their son wants to start doing jiu-jitsu.

So she's gonna look into that.

I don't know if he started.

And she also, in another text message thread, after she takes their kids to the hospital, Chantel informs her ex-husband that the stepbrother is now 5'8".

And just to give you more, I guess, color to the whole picture, further messages show Chantal sends Thomas the 16-year-old son's report card.

So she's sending Thomas both of the minor's report cards for the 16-year-old son and the 9-year-old girl.

And Thomas responds, and we can't see the report card.