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While on the roof? How?
I understand Insert's point of view but I suspect that it was left deliberately open ended to draw in viewers for next season.
I just like throwing ideas out, but I guess a more valid point is, he knew the whole time what was going on. He prepared for it, the writers left part of it to our imagination. In the book it was intended that Holmes die, since Doyle was sick of writing about Holmes. He was pressured into resurrecting him and pulled it off with the lack of witnesses actually seeing what happened and the events surrounding it all. In the TV show its apparent that Sherlock was planning on something from meeting with Molly. We also know that Moriarty was posing as Sherlock when with the kids. We also know that Sherlock was getting agitated by the press and their inquiries, and that blasted hat.
My best prediction would have to be that he fell in the dumpster truck, and either had Molly arrange for everything to seem as if he died, and somewhere between after the fall and after Sherlock was able to escape, in the sense that he was able to arrange that escape through Molly, who would in turn give up a fake body to the cemetery. So basically the only person we know that knows Sherlock is alive is Molly. Nobody else was watching him fall other than John, and noone saw him hit the ground. Another thing of note, the police were not called to the scene afterwards to inspect the body, a regular formality, hinting at Molly's involvement.
My best prediction would have to be that he fell in the dumpster truck, and either had Molly arrange for everything to seem as if he died, and somewhere between after the fall and after Sherlock was able to escape, in the sense that he was able to arrange that escape through Molly, who would in turn give up a fake body to the cemetery. So basically the only person we know that knows Sherlock is alive is Molly. Nobody else was watching him fall other than John, and noone saw him hit the ground. Another thing of note, the police were not called to the scene afterwards to inspect the body, a regular formality, hinting at Molly's involvement.