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Onlookers Below the Faculty Balcony

Low-resolution frame of a group of onlookers on a lower open gallery, with a potted plant and pale wooden railing on the balcony directly above them

What This Image Shows​

A low-resolution, slightly blurry frame of a group of onlookers standing on a lower open gallery of the building, all facing out to the left. Directly above them, on the next balcony up, a potted plant and a pale wooden railing stand against a reflective glass pane. The facade is a grid of grey and muted beige panels. No annotation, no text.

The filename records why it was kept: this is the level researchers refer to as the teachers lounge balcony, one of the elevated positions repeatedly proposed as an alternative to the roof — including in the acoustic work summarised in the investigation notes, which places the report as coming from the south, above that balcony. The frame documents the balcony's actual construction: an open railing, a plant, glazing behind, and a lower gallery full of people immediately underneath it.

Nothing here shows a person, a weapon or an event. It is architectural and occupancy reference, and the word camo in the filename reflects the collector's shorthand rather than anything visible in the image.

For the acoustic argument see Acoustic Two-Event Split; for the balcony in wider views see Other and The Shot and the Shooter Position.

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