Why are there no photos of the Florida sinkhole that swallowed the guy in his bed?

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The live feed is back up (they have returned from lunch)

Workers are in an orange bucket looking down over into the hole.

omg.. theyre sooooooooooo sloooooooooooooowwwww......



ZZZzzzzzz.....

I'm glad they finally got that roof off. They should knock away the rest of the walls.

Just tuning back in. Isn't the hole in the room to the left of where they are? I saw the aerial shot earlier and it was in the middle not to the far right.

It was the middle room. Things look a little differently since they've knocked down some more walls.

Wish that cameraman would zoom in.

On the live video, they're getting off of the bucket and loading up bags of something, bringing them back to the street and carrying them off camera. I've seen about 14-18 inch flat black bags and small white garbage bags coming from the 'hole'

I think they are salvaging items from the room on the right.

exactly. This is blatant. They don't want to show what is going on.

I wish there was a live blog to that news guy who keeps walking past the camera so we could ask for a little commentary every now and then.

The webpage shows that actionnews has twitter...someone get on a tweet assault to tell them to ZOOM THE F*&K IN!

Looks like they are reaching in with a rake or pole and pulling stuff out and putting it in boxes!

So what...maybe 6-7 ft deep?

WTF???

About an hour or so ago, there was a helicopter on livestream with a camera shooting down into the hole. Couldn't see the bottom. I'm not surprised. This livestream is up again...looks like they'll just dismantle the entire house so as to evaluate more. I swear that house is so cheaply made, it looks like it's made of cardboard.
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Last Edited by nutmeg on 03/04/2013 02:19 PM

The bucket truck just moved away...let's see if the digging....I mean...demo crane starts up again...

demo crane is going again.

WE HAVE A FLAT SLAB, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN..... Where the Hole is supposed to be, you can hear the bucket hit and scrape off of the concrete.

He zoomed in!

Cameraman is zooming in right now...there is NO HOLE...watch the concrete blocks from the walls bounce off of the floor.

turn the volume up...you can hear the bucket scrape along the SOLID concrete.

scratch that....THERE IS A BIG FUCKING HOLE!!!!!

Imagine that, a big fucking hole...you can tell it's a big fucking hole now. Right?

That poor man.

heres pics..
Thread: FIRST PICS OF FLORIDA BEDROOM SINKHOLE!!! AERIAL VIEW!

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Send this link to everyone you know...this is what we've been waiting for!

My live feed went dead just now, but I enlarged the video on my screen and watched for over an hour and a half until it FINALLY showed the damn thing....screen grabbed it and uploaded to photobucket just for GLP. LOL

Oops, a chair just fell in the hole.

That crane operator is really good. It's like watching an artist at work.

Does that look like a bookshelf in the hole?

Darn, back to the ground shots. Those aerials were amazing.

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Brother of sinkhole victim: More could have been done

Last Updated: Monday, March 04, 2013, 3:01 PM

Jeremy Bush talks Monday about surviving the sinkhole
Crews clear enough debris to see the sinkhole
Excavation crews continue demolishing Seffner sinkhole home

SEFFNER --
The brother of the man who disappeared into a sinkhole that opened suddenly beneath his bedroom last week said Monday that more should have been done to find his brother.

"They said the ground’s too unstable to do anything, but they've got all this heavy equipment on there, pulling stuff out, and everybody’s cheering for everything that’s coming out of the house," an emotional Jeremy Bush said during an impromptu news conference held while crews produced the first view of the deep hole that developed under the house at 240 Faithway Drive last Thursday night.

"I’ve had enough of the cheering about the stuff or the memories that are coming out of the house. I’m grateful that they did what I asked them to do – pull out that side of the house first instead of my part of the house. I’m grateful for that – they got what they wanted.

Now, let’s try and get my brother out. That’s what I want."