&gt; <i>Tesla is a party to the incident and has a reason to spin it as far in their favor as possible.</i><p>They have, but the reason many people, myself included, trust them is that they <i>didn&#x27;t follow such reasons in the past</i>. Honesty is being accurate even if you have a reason to spin.<p>&gt; <i>Their account also completely omits any mention of the window of the jeep being broken with a rock and the driver&#x27;s side seat belt being severed so idk why we should just swallow their account on it&#x27;s face.</i><p>That&#x27;s why I say we&#x27;ll see how it plays out in court. Facts will (hopefully) be uncovered. I&#x27;m not assuming Tesla is definitely 100% right; this may be the case when they start bullshitting like every other company. I&#x27;m only trusting they&#x27;re honest here given that they&#x27;ve been honest before, <i>which is not industry-standard practice</i>.<p>&gt; <i>The hero worship is real.</i><p>It&#x27;s not hero worship, it&#x27;s trusting those who&#x27;ve proven themselves trustworthy.