Very thoughtful comments by you.
I saw the person you described being thrown up onto the white car, apparently from the windshield of the gray (Field’s) car. Isn’t it strange that no news coverage has identified that person as the dead woman. Because no one has said it was her, I conclude it was not her. It doesn’t look like the kind of impact that would kill someone, unless there was a severe head injury. But the people mowed down by the red van is a different story. I’m surprised there weren’t multiple deaths there.
The red van is pushed into the crowd almost like it didn’t have its brakes on. Why? I think if the brakes were on, it would move only a few feet from the impact of the car behind having been hit by a car behind it.
There is no curiosity about any of this in the news reporting. You can bet that if Fields were a BLM or a communist rioter, the extreme media would be all over these questions.
Yes, I think it is very telling that the media hasn’t told us exactly where Heyer was in the scheme of things, or even curious about your questions. Was she hit by the red van? For what it’s worth, why was the red van stopped? The media seems to think it’s ok for counter protestors to surround a vehicle, and block it from moving forward. The media only selectively investigates and reports on people with whom they disagree. All others are promoted in a positive fashion. They have no credibility anymore, which is why we must look into matters ourselves.