Through The Window (And) Into The Kitchen

[CaseyA]

Suppose some guy threw a stone that went through the kitchen window and landed in the kitchen.

Should I write:

Someone threw a stone through the window into the kitchen.

Or,

Someone threw a stone through the window and into the kitchen.

[5jj]

Someone threw a stone through the window into the kitchen.

If you used the other sentence, there would be a possibility that he threw two stones,

[tedtmc]

Suppose some guy threw a stone that went through the kitchen window and landed in the kitchen.

Should I write:
Or,

not a teacher

You usually say you throw a stone at something(the window).
The stone went through the window and landed in the kitchen.

[CaseyA]

Suppose some guy himself physically jumped through the kitchen window and landed in the kitchen.

Should I write:

Someone jumped through the window into the kitchen.

Or,

Someone jumped through the window and into the kitchen.

?

[bhaisahab]

Suppose some guy himself physically jumped through the kitchen window and landed in the kitchen.

Should I write:
Or,
?

The first one.