Salvage teams get a closer look at the hole which swallowed up a Florida man, as his brother says rescuers could have "done more".
The deadly sinkhole that swallowed a man at his home in Florida has been uncovered by demolition teams.
The remaining walls of the house were knocked down on Monday and debris was dragged towards the street to reveal the crater in Seffner, about 15 miles east of Tampa.
The authorities estimate that it now measures 30 feet (9m) across and between 30 and 100ft (30m) deep.
It has become the final resting place of Jeff Bush, whose body was never recovered after the sinkhole opened up under his bedroom on Thursday night.
The deadly sinkhole that swallowed a man at his home in Florida has been uncovered by demolition teams.
The remaining walls of the house were knocked down on Monday and debris was dragged towards the street to reveal the crater in Seffner, about 15 miles east of Tampa.
The authorities estimate that it now measures 30 feet (9m) across and between 30 and 100ft (30m) deep.
It has become the final resting place of Jeff Bush, whose body was never recovered after the sinkhole opened up under his bedroom on Thursday night.
