Michael Brown Autopsy Notes

its ONLY about the agenda

never ever about the truth

REPORT: Autopsy Reveals Michael Brown Did Not Have Hands Up When Shot...

Police Chief: 'Very Unlikely' Officer Wilson Charged In Ferguson Shooting...

Protester: 'All Hell Going To Break Loose'...

AUNT: 'They Will Feel And See The Wrath Of God's Vengeance Come Upon Them In A Mighty Way'...

CNN Reporter Chased Off Live Broadcast...
 
People will have to look at this with their eyes and ears closed to come up with anything except justified shooting.
 
The tragic part? Brown might have died over a box of swisher sweets. He could have at least died over a box of decent cigars.
 
You absolutely CAN shoot at a fleeing felon. He assaulted a cop tried to get the gun. That much is now backed up by the autopsy.
Never said and never implied he couldn't have.

That was a felony. Him fleeing is a danger to the community. If he will attack a cop he will attack ANYONE in the way of him and freedom. Wilson was duty-bound to bring him to a halt.
Maybe yes, maybe no. If accounts are true Wilson acted very unprofessionally at the beginning, could be considered to have incited Brown. Not that that justifies Brown's actions, but could explain them. Particularly since the store video was a silent so we don't know what words were exchanged.

All I'm saying is that an argument could be made for not discharging a firearm in a residential area at someone who was fleeing, when the person was easily identified.
It's very lucky no bystanders were shot.

But the fact is, that under the law, Wilson was justified in firing at Brown when he was fleeing.
 
Once again

Events show the ONLY one with

THE EVENTS KNOWN IN ADVANCE


and

CLARIFIED from day one

Was BUNNY SLIPPERS

When he dubbed

Brown, THE DRUG INFUSED HULKING THUG

Report: Michael Brown Had So Much THC In His System It Could Have Triggered Hallucinations…




No surprise considering St. Swisher stole a box of blunts just before he attacked Officer Wilson.

Via WaPo:


… The St. Louis County Police Department and the FBI are investigating the shooting, and evidence gathered by both agencies is being presented to the grand jury, which started meeting in mid-August and is expected to conclude its work early next month.

The evidence the grand jury is reviewing is voluminous. From the beginning, St. Louis County prosecuting attorney Robert McCulloch decided jurors would hear and review all credible and reliable evidence, including testimony from each eyewitness.

Jurors have also been provided with the St. Louis County autopsy report, including toxicology test results for Brown that show he had levels of Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the active ingredient in marijuana. The Post’s sources said the levels in Brown’s body may have been high enough to trigger hallucinations.
 
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