Ground Photo Taken May, 1997

The left hole in the foreground of the previous photo, which the author climbed though in 1993. The hole was made by breaking the 10 centimeter thick cement slab and cutting the reinforcing rods. The cut rods were then bent back away from the hole. The hole is 85 by 50 centimeters, large enough for people to easily climb through, and large enough to be readily visible on 1944 air photos, which it is not.

Ground Photos Taken May, 1997

Collapsed cement roof with one visible hole
Left hole with bent reinforcing rods
Another view showing the jagged edges of the same hole
Right hole crudely broken through cement roof
Inside the morgue looking towards the end brick wall
Wide holes were knocked in the roof
All posts are solid, not hollow
Evidence there were no vent holes (Title Page)