A reporter states one family he knows heard something strange, and decided to get out, never knowing the building was on fire at the time.
From the below picture it shows that the 200 firefighters have put the inferno out, the building is finished though, it's about 50-50 if it's going to collapse from looking at the below picture.
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Nobody is trapped alive in the building, they are going to be dead.
I would say from observing these close up pictures that it's a 70-30 chance the building is going to collapse.
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The below picture seems to be the rear of the building, looks even worse than the front of the building
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The below picture is of the rear of Grenfell Tower as the inferno began to take hold.
What this picture shows is that both of the two stairwells are completely engulfed from bottom to up to the roof. The left side of the building from bottom to up to the roof has yet to become engulfed and you can see that the flats on that side still have their lighting on.
As both stairwells are engulfed and as the emergency services ladder system only reached to the tenth floor, I would say it would be virtually impossible how anyone from floor eleven to floor twenty seven (sixteen floors of people) could escape alive from this.
I add that both stairways were concrete with no plastic or foam materials. Concrete stairways do not just become engulfed like they did at Grenfell Tower and by the looks of the below, some type of accelerant might have been used by a nefarious party or both stairwells were full of garbage which ignited.
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