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Sandy Hook - The Legend of Kaitlin Roig ----Updated 2-13-13
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i see nothing special about the boy.
just it must be the music classroom.
and that doors have windows.
and that closet look to be near the door.
Quoting: Fred 33015295 Don't feel bad, I saw this picture a few weeks ago and noticed nothing unusual then. Look at the boys left arm, Fred. Then think about how arms/elbows work. if you talk about the boy with brown t-shirt. many people are flexible like this. and specially kids. i dont think those pictures are faked... … Ok, good. I had asked someone else what they thought, and they first said the same thing as you - that the kid's a contortionist. Until they tried to mimic the position … which you will see is anatomically impossible. Fred, if someone raises their arm up and back, their thumb is located posteriorly (on the bottom of the hand). Try putting your arm like his, with your thumb on top. You can't do it unless you could flip your wrist around … which as you can see, his is not.Look, I see no reason to fake such a simple photo, so can someone please tell me why this kid's hand is put on “upside down” (pinky and thumb flipped)??? Some kids are able to have their elbow joints hyper-extended. I have a toddler with low muscle tone and his joints are very floppy. Sometimes his hand looks backwards and it freaks me out, but causes him no pain. I can even twist his wrist into an awkward position. His specialists do it when they examine him. I also had a best friend as a child whose elbows did that all the time. This picture looks fine to me. YMMV
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