But this is what conspiracy theorists do (Column B, Row 2) - and Vixen has previous!!
They source-shop for bits of information that will fit their pre-determined conclusions (Column N, Row 4) and ignore any they find that do not (Column G, Row 2). Usually, but not always, those sources are dubious sources and are often also conspiracy theorists themselves.
When confronted with evidence they don't want to see, they pretend it doesn't exist (Column G, Row 2) by refusing to address it (Column I, Row 2).
Example, I posted this earlier
Did
Vixen respond by addressing any of the points I made? Nope - those points were handwaved away. Instead, her response was...
... as if an absence of evidence was in any way significant.
I could also point out..
Does the lack of an obvious left hand sidelight cluster mean the car didn't have one?
Does the lack of an obvious left hand headlight mean the car didn't have one?
Does the lack of obvious driver and passenger door handles mean the car didn't have any?
Does the lack of an obvious left wing-mirror mean the car didn't have one?
And its worth pointing out a couple of extra inconvenient facts for the benefit of
Vixen.
1. In the top right photo (the rear view of the red car), even in a professionally taken photo for a motoring magazine, taken in broad daylight, the left hand exhaust pipe is hardly visible at all - what chance seeing it in a smoke-filled building?
2. There is no such thing as a 2014 Range Rover EV. Land Rover will be released their first ever fully electric Range Rover this year
https://media.landrover.com/news/20...ver-electric-now-open-prototype-testing-phase
3. 2014 was the first Range Rover PHEV, but both its sidelight/air intake clusters and its taillights are vastly different from the 2014 Sport Diesel.
[qimg]https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/6nvrhrmw49mdj2ckuz0u1/2014-RangeRoverPHEV.jpg?rlkey=ybl2y0lvu1fzq38rxg4ino931&raw=1[/qimg]
To summarize, the vehicle in the burning car photos is clearly, and obviously a
2014 - 2019 Range Rover. There is NO QUESTION about that. Given that it is not EV because there was no Range Rover EV until this year, and given it is not PHEV or an MHEV because, even though there were 2014 - 2019 models of these, they have obviously different sidelight and taillight configurations from the burning car, then it MUST be a 2014-2019 Range Rover Sport - Diesel or Petrol.
Time to stop digging
Vixen!!