> The NYT just published a graphic that purports to show the location of the vehicle and the victim: It has a vague location for where the victim's body ended

> The NYT just published a graphic that purports to show the location of the vehicle and the victim: It has a vague location for where the victim's body ended up, yes, but I don't interpret that graphic as purporting to show the actual location of the vehicle or victim at the time of the trash. > This is the first report I've seen that indicates the Uber AV was in the right lane. I'm not sure I'd go that far. I think the arrow represents the direction of travel, but I would assume they just placed it near the body, and aren't explicitly trying to suggest which lane the car was in. And the notation "somewhere in this area", in my eyes, confirms this. Further, if they do know which lane it was in, that would be an excellent bit of investigative journalism that no one else has reported, and you'd expect it to be in the story, if not the actual lead. It's not, so...