Hit and run, Richard Rhyner, is a criminal offense. It is no longer a mistake, no longer an accident. You take Alexandra Ellis' case for example. If she had an accident by running over that cyclist and stay on the scene, there would be no reason for her to go to prison or charge. But she hit and run......that is a crime and no longer a simple traffic accident. The blame shift wholly upon her because she is now a criminal. Mr. Dusenbury may or may not have contribute to that incident but now, he is the victim, and the young woman should be a felon. It like this, if you get into a mutual fist fight with someone, both of you are at fault until one of you bring up a weapon and kill. Then its no longer a mutual fight, it become a felony. Families can't heal, unless justice is serve. In that case, justice was NOT serve. Running over someone and leaving him in the dust while rushing to hide, make her the criminal. I read your comments in the past, you are not that naïve.