I'm not sure how this thread has got to 26 pages given that the original article was, quite obviously, clickbait.
I mean, after a headline declaring
'Forensic Expert Confirms; Heather Heyer Was NOT Murdered', you'd expect to hear some sort of evidence, no?
What you get is:-
1. A chap who prefers, for whatever reason, to remain anonymous.
2. A chap who imputs a disclaimer which states -
“To make a disclaimer, I am not 100% sure about the Heyer case and the innocence of James Fields. There are aspects of her death that can’t be well understood from pictures. Numerous details have yet to be ironed out, making it difficult to ascertain an exact portrait of the event: that is…what happened immediately before, during, and after Heyer was struck by the vehicle.
So, he hasn't got a clue what happened before, during or after the period when the victim was struck by the vehicle. Some people might conclude that that disclaimer was enough to call into question everything that this chap proceded to write.
Luckily, we have a board full of forensic experts skilled in extrapolating findings from youtube videos, so, rather than leaving it in the hands of the investigative authorities, who have access to actual evidence, eyewitness statements, the suspect, the vehicle involved, etc., we have a verdict of our own which either involves clearing the driver of the car completely or blaming the victim for her own death and denigrating her for the temerity to be slightly overweight in one of the unhealthiest countries in the world.
Well done everyone.