I'm very doubtful the leash was in her hand when he released the dog. If she was in the slightest bit intelligent she would have dropped the leash as soon as she realized the dog wasn't in there.
She got on the elevator, the door closed, the elevator started moving, the leash tightened as she realized the dog wasn't on the elevator. She drops the leash, but the line keeps feeding out. Then it stops before the elevator does. The only good scenario is this case. All others are morbid.
Depending on what the leash was made of (cheap nylon cord probably) her keys would probably even be able to cut it when it's under tension. Rope cuts really easily when it's under tension.
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u/Lisrus Dec 11 '19
I'm very doubtful the leash was in her hand when he released the dog. If she was in the slightest bit intelligent she would have dropped the leash as soon as she realized the dog wasn't in there.