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originally posted by: abe froman
Brown was a criminal and you can't have a criminal be the face of your anti police movement.
originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Gryphon66 I already posted the Dr's direct quote above, he said no such thing. One more time:
This one here looks like his head was bent downward,” he said, indicating the wound at the very top of Mr. Brown’s head. “It can be because he’s giving up, or because he’s charging forward at the officer.”
He stressed that his information does not assign blame or justify the shooting.
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“We need more information; for example, the police should be examining the automobile to see if there is gunshot residue in the police car,” he said.
originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Gryphon66
The people need a martyr. Remember that I am anti-police state and anti-police militarization.
I am also anti-violent criminal behavior.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Gryphon66
The people need a martyr. Remember that I am anti-police state and anti-police militarization.
I am also anti-violent criminal behavior.
I see.
Let me see if I've got your math right here ...
A shove against someone smaller than you = Six bullets to the body, at least two to the face.
That about it, Abe?
originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Gryphon66 " HE STRESSED THAT HIS INFORMATION DOES NOT ASSIGN BLAME OR JUSTIFY THE SHOOTING" " WE NEED MORE INFORMATION"
You said and I quote " Conclusive forensic evidence " which is untrue, if there was CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE the Doctor would have said that, he didn't, at any point. He said we need more info.
The swelling on the officers face and the multiple eyewitness accounts of the struggle are pretty good evidence too.
But that doesn't fit your agenda,huh?
originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: ImDaMan
Oh no you are completely right it was business executives out there stealing rims,tires,and hair weaves,
originally posted by: abe froman
..and PLEASE quit saying brown got shot for jaw walking, it is dishonest. We can discount the testimony of the accomplice as it has already been shown to be a lie.
Brown was not shot in the back.
The next bit of dishonesty being propagated is that the cop shot brown from 25 ft away (based on the distance between the cruiser and the body) eyewitness reports state that the cop ran after Brown after exiting the vehicle, so the vast distance is another bit of dishonesty.
Brown "had his hands up", hearsay. No actual first hand eyewitness reported that except the accomplice who has already been caught lying and by his own admission was hiding behind a car.
Anybody here study Muy Thai? If you confront me and I "put my hands up" you better start counting your teeth.
Hours after the reports' release, police said that Officer Darren Wilson, 28, had no idea 18-year-old Brown was a robbery suspect. He simply wanted Brown to move from the road to the sidewalk, Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson said at a news conference
originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Gryphon66
Obviously you are not reading the links, you are just randomly posting links based on their title.
Your first link gives out "facts" which contradict the autopsy itself, though I do want to go back there to read there article about KKK groups arguing with each other over fundraising. Is "The Wire" Known to be unbiased or what?
Your second link wants me to pay $2.00 to read the article.
Your third and final link says this :Based on his preliminary analysis, Baden said the body lacked bruising or signs of blows that would have indicated a struggle.
Preliminary analysis is a far cry from "CONCLUSIVE FORENSIC EVIDENCE" the Dr said he didn't see cuts and bruises,that was his "preliminary analysis" he also said,one more time: "we need more information"
When you try to pass off a preliminary exam as CONCLUSIVE FORENSIC EVIDENCE you are guilty of dishonesty.
Baden added that the bullets were fired from at least one or two feet away, and that there was "no evidence of a struggle." The only wounds apart from the bullet wounds were abrasions on Brown's face, attributed to him falling down after the shots to his head.
FERGUSON, Mo.—A former New York City medical examiner found "no evidence of a struggle" between Michael Brown and the police officer who shot him at least six times on Aug. 9—an encounter that has sparked more than a week of unrest in this St. Louis suburb.
Based on his preliminary analysis, Baden said the body lacked bruising or signs of blows that would have indicated a struggle.