Medical examiner: No 'traumatic asphyxiation or strangulation' in George Floyd death

He tested positive for Covid19 in April. So, according to CDC guidance, death by WuFlu.
 
The family sought to seek justice with a correct autopsy report.


It said the same thing...


It was his heart.
 
I've been in martial arts for over 30 years
and a fan of MMA for nearly 20 years and
I have never seen a effective chokehold
technique taught like the position the
officer was assuming in the pictures.
I wondered all along if it was
a strangulation.

And no, this is not an effort to excuse the cop or blame the victim;
it's not a value judgement or an assessment of any fact
other than this singular act/instance.

but you lie a lot.
 
He did not die of asphyxiation, nor did he die of cerebral hypoxia. The knee had no direct influence towards the cause of death.

Fentynal, Meth, heart condition, and stress most likely played the largest role.
 
I keep asking peeps who are certain just from watching the tape that the knee definitely killed Floyd, how much pressure do they estimate was that knee applying to George's neck throughout the entire almost 9 minutes.

Everyones an expert at determining the cause of death just from watching a cell phone video and no one has the slightest idea why pressure would have anything to do with it.
You just cant make that depth of stupidity up.

So what do you think cinnefille? Youve already convicted by cell phone video. How much pressure was that knee applying to George?
I don't understand why you're so hang up on it. What are you trying to get at?
The other one, not the 'establishing the real cause of death'.

That the public's outrage and the popular uprising might have been an overreaction?

I don't think so.
From where I'm sitting, the true cause of his death (traumatic asphyxiation or not) isn't even That important.
Three police officers treating an unarmed civilian like an animal, refusing to attend to his obvious distress. And only minutes later, the civilian became unconscious or succumbed to some sort of coma and later died.
 
If you let every perp off because he/she can't breath, the cuffs hurt,
the cops are being racist, then nobody would ever be arrested...





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If you let every perp off because he/she can't breath, the cuffs hurt,
the cops are being racist, then nobody would ever be arrested...

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Jesus.
No amount of rationalization will convince me that what I saw on TV,
were three good cops doing their job like they were supposed to.
 
Of course not;
if you saw it on TV, it's true.
There's no need for an investigation...
A trial? Complete waste of time and money,
we just need to get a rope, find a tree and dispense justice,

because, as we have repeatedly learned in high profile cases such as this,
first facts are always the best facts, we saw it on TV, we've heard about the systemic
wholesaling of the systemic racism of this nation and we truly believe that story and it's not going to change...



ever.
 
Jesus.
No amount of rationalization will convince me that what I saw on TV,
were three good cops doing their job like they were supposed to.

What seems to get lost in the narrative is that he resisted the cops on two, maybe three, different occasions before they restrained him as they did.

Oh, and the knee had no direct impact on his death.
 
Blacks are second class citizens to 'people' like queerbait and other scared little deplorables. Little racist turds like him need to be scared and stay hidden under oversized cowboy hats.
 
I don't understand why you're so hang up on it. What are you trying to get at?
The other one, not the 'establishing the real cause of death'.

That the public's outrage and the popular uprising might have been an overreaction?

I don't think so.
From where I'm sitting, the true cause of his death (traumatic asphyxiation or not) isn't even That important.
Three police officers treating an unarmed civilian like an animal, refusing to attend to his obvious distress. And only minutes later, the civilian became unconscious or succumbed to some sort of coma and later died.

They wouldn't treat an animal that way. However, the people's reaction of burning the neighborhood is beyond stupid.
 
For folks who care about facts i.e. not Ishtard.

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Of course not;
if you saw it on TV, it's true.
There's no need for an investigation...
A trial? Complete waste of time and money,
we just need to get a rope, find a tree and dispense justice,

because, as we have repeatedly learned in high profile cases such as this,
first facts are always the best facts, we saw it on TV, we've heard about the systemic
wholesaling of the systemic racism of this nation and we truly believe that story and it's not going to change...



ever.

The protesters were chanting, thus week "Hands up, don't shoot." referencing Michael Brown a narrative which came from a guy that the Obana DOJ determined could not possibly have seen what happened. No other witnesses claimed any such thing, and forensics says it definitely did not happen.

Yet the true believers still beleive. They "know" what happened.
 
For folks who care about facts i.e. not Ishtard.

I don't see any mention of asphyxiation or cerebral hypoxia in that report. Do you?

There's nothing in that that contradicts anything I posted. And nothing that a good defense attorney can't, and won't attempt, to tear to shreds.
 
Yes, it is one of the salient features of "The Story."
It is very important politically for the story to never go away;
minorities must be kept aggrieved lest they be painted as Uncle Toms...
 
What seems to get lost in the narrative is that he resisted the cops on two, maybe three, different occasions before they restrained him as they did.

Oh, and the knee had no direct impact on his death.

For me, that's insignificant.
The man and the crowd told the cops several times, that the man's life was in imminent danger
yet the cops refused to attend to him.

You don't even treat an animal that way.
Never mind that he wasn't even armed or posing any danger!

What seems to get lost in the narrative is that he resisted the cops on two, maybe three, different occasions before they restrained him as they did.

Unlike GB Leftists and Antifa, I interpret what I see as a clear blind spot from you guys -not as racism, but as defensiveness.
The constant Whites blaming and guilting over their "privilege" is irritating me too.

But it's crystal clear that there is a problem your POLICE SYSTEM.
--Yes, they're hypervigilant because every moron in the US has a gun, or in crime-riddled (often Black) neighborhoods.
--but why are they so trigger-happy and careless with folks who don't pose an imminent risk?

And as to MINORITIES targetted:
--Over here, in mostly White places our bad apples take their frustration or desire for power on the poor and mentally ill. I've heard quite a few stories.
Whereas I've only seen US Floyd-event types of videos involving Blacks. Why no video involving Whites? Cellphones are everywhere.
 
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Minorities ARE NOT targeted. Criminals are targeted. Don't want to be targeted by the police? Don't engage in criminal activity. It's just that simple.
 
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