It's amazing how much a Medical Examiner checks.
Still think a lot of this new evidence can be applicable to either side's story, but the (admittedly unrelated to the case) forensic experts are starting to make me think more about things.
I think Wilson's side still sounds less plausible, but the evidence hasn't disproved much of it yet.
now that we know what truly went down?
I definitely in my heart would not for a second regret holding Wilson responsible for what's really a systemic problem. And that's sort of unfair. But more unfair is Mike Brown getting killed because a system is stacked against him.
This part is complete bullshit. If someone is innocent they are innocent. If they are guilty, they should be sentenced in accordance with the crime committed. I hope you never gain any meaningful power.
What do you guys think happens to officer Wilson now that we know what truly went down?
Mike Brown was innocent and he is dead now. He was sentenced to death for the crime of being black and angry that a cop gave him shit for walking in public.
The system is already fucked. Fair already isn't the way things go. You gotta push back somewhere.
Of course the evidence can apply to both sides Wilson had two months to come up with a plausible defense including witness statements and the autopsy.. He even said he knew about the robbery despite Chief Jackson of the Ferguson police department saying he did not. This whole thing has been calculated and setup by the police department. I also noticed that despite him being shot at close range one time no gun shot residue was found in any of the bullet wounds and apparently Wilson punched Mike brown in the face. I think I just am gonna except that they are not gonna charge Darren Wilson the whole thing is sad and Mike Brown is dead and his executioner will get to live his life like he did nothing wrong. He'll be hailed as a hero for getting another thug off the street.
Woops didn't mean to word it it like that. Just meant that since the report shows so many gun shots including 3 to the head, I figured that kind of evidence would go against DW.What do we know truly went down?
We will never know the truth. And even with all this evidence - old and new, we're still not anywhere close to knowing the sequence of events.
Except it won't be nonviolent civil disobedience. It'll be rioting and more people getting shot by cops. And all the white people will just stick to the 270 outer beltway to circumvent north county.I think the best case for the community this point is for Wilson to be cleared.
This town needs a healthy dose of nonviolent civil disobedience to open the eyes of the people who truly have no idea what's going on.
If Wilson is charged, you're gonna have one side saying I told you so, and the other side saying he got charged because blacks were gonna riot. I believe that scenario will just continue the status quo.
St. Louis has needed a shakeup for sometime now, I say let it happen.
The source said Wilson told investigators he had placed the SUV in park. When Wilson tried to get out of the SUV, Brown slammed its door shut and punched Wilson in the left side of the face through the open window, the source said.
Wilson, trapped in the front seat, couldn’t use his pepper spray in the confined space because it would incapacitate him as well. His baton was at the back of his utility belt, where he was essentially sitting on it. He did not have a Taser. So he drew his gun.
Brown grabbed the pistol using his right hand, with his elbow against Wilson. Wilson described Brown as incredibly strong, the source said.
During the struggle, Brown handed the cigarillos to Johnson, then swung his left hand and hit Wilson on the right side of the face. Wilson said he almost lost consciousness, the source said. Brown then began to use his left hand in the struggle for the gun, and turned the pistol until the barrel was against Wilson’s hip.
Wilson positioned his finger to try to prevent Brown from reaching the trigger. When Wilson pulled himself back toward the passenger side of the SUV, Brown’s grip loosened enough for Wilson to try to pull the trigger, the source said.
But the gun didn’t fire. Wilson said he believed that Brown’s hand may have been on the hammer, preventing it from moving, the source said.
Wilson said Brown had not had his hands up; his left hand was slightly out, fingers pointing down. His right hand was grasping his shirt. Then, Wilson told investigators, Brown began running toward him.
Wilson said he had yelled for Brown to stop, then fired, the source said. Brown flinched as if he was hit, and Wilson said he had stopped shooting. Brown continued running toward him, and Wilson said he had fired several more shots. The source said that Wilson had recalled that Browns head was down when the last shot hit him there.
Can you prove I wasn't in fear for my life? Can you prove the attacker truly surrendered and was no longer a threat to me or anyone else?
Un...fucking...believable...
I caught the end of some report this morning about the autopsy suggestion he reached for Wilson's gun?
So I'm thinking it's time for me to go down to Ferguson and protest this garbage...
I felt sick when on the morning news the reporter casually dropped in that "he had weed in his system"....as if that justifies shooting an unarmed man
http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/article_d2cf8b20-c517-592b-96ba-77d8a5f46fef.html#.VEceGvClIaY.twitter
This shit doesn't even sound plausible to me.
Slams a cops door and blasts him in the face him through the window
Tells his friend to hold his Rillos that he's apparently holding while snuffing said cop
Goes for the cops gun to shoot him in the hip and eventually kill him over blunt wraps.
However, I thought the autopsy showed no stipple on him, but that there was gunshot residue in the wound on his hand, hence the one forensics expert saying,"his hand must have been really close to the gun for that to happen".
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/10/2...ortedly-reveals-teen-was-shot-at-close-range/
No, the beating of an officer, attempting to pin him in his vehicle and take his weapon from him would though.
About as plausible as a cop deciding to simply execute a teenager for no reason.
About as plausible as a cop deciding to simply execute a teenager for no reason.
How do these recent articles tie in with Shaun King's proposal that the engagement distance was much longer than Ferguson PD claim?
I can't see Brown charging the officer from 100+ feet away while Wilson has his gun drawn.
How do these recent articles tie in with Shaun King's proposal that the engagement distance was much longer than Ferguson PD claim?
I can't see Brown charging the officer from 100+ feet away while Wilson has his gun drawn.
I feel like the scenarios being presented by both sides are pretty fantastical.
That being said, considering what we know so far, I'm more inclined to believe Brown's side than Wilson's, considering the large amount of witness corroboration. But this whole situation was a ticking time bomb, even before the riots. I liken it to that Wal-Mart shooting in Ohio.
How does his theory jive with the witness statements on the distance?
About as plausible as a cop deciding to simply execute a teenager for no reason.
You mean like the construction workers that said he was 90 feet away?
That Wal-mart shooting was horrible unlike Mike Brown, John Crawford committed no crimes that day. He did nothing wrong that day except be black in that particular Beavercreek, Ohio Walmart. He gets killed and no charges brought against anyone. So apparently you can can get shot and killed by police and as long as they followed procedure no will ever be punished for your death despite you doing nothing wrong at all. That is why their is no hope Darren Wilson will ever be charged with anything the police have entirely too much leeway when it comes to using lethal force on citizens.
This sounds like a god damn movie or something. He grabbed his gun and then almost knocked him unconscious? I guess Wilson was just trying to recompose himself when he stood over his dead body.http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/article_d2cf8b20-c517-592b-96ba-77d8a5f46fef.html#.VEceGvClIaY.twitter
This shit doesn't even sound plausible to me.
Slams a cops door and blasts him in the face him through the window
Tells his friend to hold his Rillos that he's apparently holding while snuffing said cop
Goes for the cops gun to shoot him in the hip and eventually kill him over blunt wraps.
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we're still doing this... :-/
Un...fucking...believable...
Gunna give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that "unlike" applies to the "no crimes" thing and not to the "horrible".
excerpt from the arcticle:
...so only certain eye witness accounts matter?Benjamin L. Crump, a lawyer for the Brown family, said Brown’s family and supporters will not be persuaded by the autopsy report or eyewitness statements that back Wilson’s account of the incident.
excerpt from the arcticle:
...so only certain eye witness accounts matter?
excerpt from the arcticle:
...so only certain eye witness accounts matter?
excerpt from the arcticle:
...so only certain eye witness accounts matter?
nope.Is that posed to me?
I'm skeptical about where these eyewitnesses came from all of a sudden.
I mean, weren't there a bunch of eyewitnesses before the grand jury hearing happened that said that Brown was kneeling down with his hands up when he was killed? And now about the same amount has come forward supporting the police officer's account?
The hell is going on here?
I'm skeptical about where these eyewitnesses came from all of a sudden.
I mean, weren't there a bunch of eyewitnesses before the grand jury hearing happened that said that Brown was kneeling down with his hands up when he was killed? And now about the same amount has come forward supporting the police officer's account?
The hell is going on here?
nope.
just pointing out a flawed way to look at the situation.