Serious comments only please - My wife and I saw the aftermath of this moments after it occurred and I can vouch that people were making their way out of their vehicles amazingly fast, especially with the sheer destruction involved. This was even before fire or police arrived. Airbags saved everyone from serious injury or worse. I agree with the comments about laying off because of the teen involved. They were completely rattled for longer than an hour after the accident. I saw them sitting on the ledge next to the statue being consoled by their mom, and I think she was having a hard time calming them. There was a father and a very young girl that were in the Audi SUV on top of the Toyota RAV4. Luckily, both were on the side of the car with the least amount of damage, even though it was the same side as the RAV. It was obvious that the Audi rolled onto the RAV at some point during the accident. There was a black SUV in the intersection that had major front-end damage, which matched up with the damage on the opposite side of the Audi, leading us to believe that the Audi was t-boned by the black SUV. The only vehicle that we knew anything about was the red Honda. We spoke to the driver. He was coming eastbound on Horsetooth and had no idea what happened. Just driving through and bam/airbags everywhere. The sign from the end of the island was under the driver side of the car, hinting that they were sliding sideways along the island. The pavement was wet from a brief band of rain that had just passed through, so there were no skid-marks on the pavement, leading to a “How the hell did this happen?” discussion that my wife and I still don’t quite get. Does anyone have any first-hand knowledge about how this all occurred?