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What you posted does not make the question go away: What happened to Jake’s ponytail and the large amount of straight, black hair sticking out under his hat in the images we have of him shortly before the camera moved?

Rx brought up another question that nobody seems to be addressing: how likely is it that Jake moved his butt over on the seat in the fraction of a second that it took for the camera to similarly move? That’s what would have to happen, for the blue-capped person to be sitting straight up in the seat on both the right and left sides of the neckrest, before and after the camera quickly shifted.

But I’ve noticed something on this thread. Nobody is really addressing the actual evidence. Nobody has explained whose dangling right hand could be that high and at that angle. Can’t be Rosa, Jake, or Puentes. Too fat to be Hollstein’s and he wasn’t there anyway, in that narrow aisle that already had 3 sets of feet showing in the image. Whose hand is it, and how would they even have room to be there, unless they were above the 3 people whose feet show on the floor?

Nobody has explained who the USCG actually pulled out of the water with one CO2 cartridge still intact. Can’t be Fuddy; both her lifejacket chambers were inflated so both her CO2 cartridges were punctured. There’s no way to make a punctured cartridge go back to being intact. So it couldn’t be Fuddy. Who was it then, and why did the USCG claim that it was Fuddy if it wasn’t a Dolly made to look like her, complete with curly reddish hair at the nape and pudgy hands as we see in the cabin images that you and your buddies are trying to call Jake?

The voices here are not addressing the substance of the evidence presented. You posted a lot of bandwidth that doesn’t change or even address the substance of the argument. We don’t need more bandwidth that distracts from the central questions.

I’ve asked these questions many times. How long will it be before somebody actually answers them?