[Boogieman]

Why's all the glass on the outside if it was a "break-IN"?

[Red Badger]

I ASKED THE SAME QUESTION.......................

[AnthonySoprano]

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Pelosi claims to have been getting death threats less than 30 days before this.

But, they don’t set their 100k plus security systems?

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[Rdct29]

I thought the cops broke the glass to gain entry when they saw the two queers wrestling over the hammer. The SF police department will lie and cover up embarrassing details for the Pelosi freaky family.

[Vendome]

Moreover, why does that glass like it is treated.

Shouldn’t most of the glass be busted out and not hanging limply?

If it is treated, how long “would” it have taken to break........in?

[Carriage Hill]

The idiot DA said it was 2-layered glass, with plastic in between the glass layers, so glass fell in and out. Sounds like BS to me. Looks like it was broken from the inside, as you said.

[HKMk23]

Double-paned windows leave debris on BOTH sides when they get smashed. Plenty of the glass bits from the first layer strike the second layer and bounce back TOWARD the impact landing on the SAME side of the pane that the impact came from. Glass from the second layer primarily winds up on the opposite side of the pane from the impact. Fragments that don’t break loose initially, will continue to fall and may bounce to either side as the crystallized remnants of the two panes keep fracturing and disintegrating.

When I was a kid, back before double panes were widely used, a neighbor had their sliding glass door struck by a small object — perhaps a shot from a pellet gun. Initially, there was only a round “bulls-eye” in the glass. An hour later, there were running cracks extending from the point of impact. By the next morning, the entire pane had fractured into irregularly-shaped glass crystals less then 1/4” along any edge. The entire pane remained intact until the guy from the glass company came and — with two gloved hands placed about 2/3 the way up — pushed it outward toward the outside of the house. Then it let go all at once, and fell into a heap on the threshold, leaving fragmented “curtains” of glass in the upper corners of the frame.

Glass is weird stuff, frankly.

[HKMk23]

ALSO, forget the glass for the moment, and look at the part of the window frame that’s missing. There’s a horizontal member that’s gone.

Where did it end up?

INSIDE.

I think, if we’re going to use anything as a “go by,” the resting place of that stick of framing is pretty damned conclusive.

You can see it CLEARLY through the hole in the glass lying on the floor inside the house.

As for the glass debris outside; that’s not nearly enough to account for a hole that size through two panes, but there’s a whole lot more glass debris visible on the floor inside.