Thanks for posting this, John. It clearly shows that it isn't easy to walk in high heels shoes. To bad the gif doesn't show Adams or Styles, because then you could have made an actual point. 
And yet, some juvenile miscreant claims that Adams and Styles could have walked three sides of the TSBD (including it's annex), and partially over railway tracks in less than a minute. Can you imagine? 
Just curious, did you fall from the top landing to the middle landing as well? Navigating something as complicated as a set of stairs is a problem?
Is there a condition which appears to make you unable to understand people who walk at a normal gait?
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The Martin Weidmann opinion of the moment, or Martin’s which way is the wind blowing opinion. Depending on the circumstances, which Martin finds himself, the opinions of the witnesses are or are not deemed to be accurate estimations of time.
Now:
MW--” walked three sides of the TSBD (including it's annex), and partially over railway tracks in less than a minute”
Before:
MW--“when in fact he (Harkness) could easily be mistaken by a minute or so either way,”
MW-” The times are approximations, but the timeline works perfectly and includes all the known information without any witness having to lie.”
This interesting, a timeline not based on times. Who would have thought that was even possible.
So, you decided to lie for them. Good thinking.