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Week 2: Heather Heyer WAS hit by the car
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This week I’ll be trying to dispel some of the myths and misconceptions about the James Fields incident including the misperception that Heather Heyer did not come into contact with the car.
James Fields Carrying a Vanguard America Shield
Puny sawhorse left behind after Charlottesville cops abandoned their post on 4th St.
The Challenger on Water St prior to the crash
Communist Dwayne Dixon with the AR-15 he used to chase James Fields prior to the accident
Dwayne Dixon at Harvard admitting to threatening James Fields with his semi-automatic rifle:
Purple Honda Odyssey that blocked traffic on 4th St
Woman who was driving the purple van. Later got out and started walking around.
Watch from 8:53 to see the woman who parked the purple van, blocking off 4th St:
Brake Lights Activated on the Dodge Challenger
Rear Attack on Car
Passenger side attack on the Challenger
Heather Heyer on August 12th
Heather Heyer in the center of 4th St
Neither of the two women splayed out on the hoods is Heather Heyer, despite similar body types.
Heather Heyer flying off the front of the Challenger
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