Reporters on Court TV reluctantly admit the evidence in the George Floyd case may exonerate all 4 officers.

Posted Sep 1, 2020, 2:55 AM UTC

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grayheresy•

Reporters who have seen all the evidence, witness testimony, and interviews that hasn't been released to the public yet? Hmmmm sounds more like opinion than any facts of anything, hell there's reporters saying the opposite so honestly why do we listen to this shit when they don't have all the facts eh?

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phernoreeOP•

This is a 13 min video and you replied within 2-3 mins of this upload. You can’t take 13 minutes out of your life to hear the facts and analysis surrounding this case before jumping to conclusions?

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grayheresy•

I watched it about 40 minutes ago when it was posted elsewhere so... Yeah still the same, it may exonerate or it may cause all 4 to go to jail its pure conjecture just like all these experts say on everything. How many times did legal experts say Trump and his cronies were going to get wrecked with this report or that report the past few years? And nothing, it's speculation based on extremely limited information nothing solid at all

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I don’t think the OP is saying it’s anything other than conjecture or speculation. He’s just showing some people’s point of view.

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grayheresy•

That's what I was talking about the talking heads...

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Top_Gun_2021•

I think even before the tox report, Chauvin was the only one who would possibly be charged.

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3rdandalot•

There is this perverse wet dream people have of chauvin and the other officers being acquired. You’ll notice chauvin is arguing against three different ME reports that say this death was a homicide. The other officers are saying they had control or knowledge of chauvin’s actions.

I’m sorry but if you think this ends with chauvin being getting a not guilty and Minneapolis being burned to the ground, you are going to be disappointed.

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patsfan46•

What reports are you alluding to? The one I have read make it pretty clear he died from a heart issue most likely from the fentanyl and caffeine in his system, and that there were zero life threatening injuries or signs of asphyxiation

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3rdandalot•

The three ME reports list homicide as the cause of death. Homicide means his death was caused by another person.

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patsfan46•

Only thing that says homicide is an independent medical examiner, the Hennepin County examiner report says nothing about homicide

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3rdandalot•

Wrong. The armed forces also conducted an autopsy at the request of the FBI. They also ruled homicide.

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phernoreeOP•

Providing the facts of the case, and the possibility of acquittal isn't a "perverse wet dream." I have zero desire to see Minneapolis be burned to the ground - the media and BLM wants to see Minneapolis burned to the ground, that's why they are withholding the facts surrounding this case as they anticipate a possible acquittal. That's why they throw all of their support and energy behind cases they suspect the defendant will be acquitted (Trayvon case, now Floyd).

Remember, telling the truth "during the time of deceit is a revolutionary act."

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3rdandalot•

The fact is the very medical reports you are citing facts from lists the cause of death as homicide, which is the intentional killing of another human. I’m sorry but this is not a conspiracy. The science is not on your side and there’s a reason the other officers distanced themselves from chauvin. He’s going to be sentenced to life.

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phernoreeOP•

The facts don't support your statement:

"As the Hennepin County Medical Examiner told prosecutors, “If [Mr. Floyd] were found dead at home alone and no other apparent causes,” it would have been “acceptable” to label his death an overdose."

His body contained a lethal dose of fentanyl, as well as methamphetamine. He was a daily smoker. His heart was two to three times the size of normal person's. He suffered from arteriosclerosis and hypertensive heart disease. He tested positive for sickle-cell trait, and for COVID-19. In 2019, Floyd was arrested with opioids and cocaine in his possession. There's zero evidence to suggest that Chauvin killed Mr. Floyd. The 'knee on the neck' move was a sanctioned move by the MPD, and Derek Chauvin even mentioned on the bodycam that he was concerned about 'excited delirium, thus is use of this tactic was justified per the training.

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3rdandalot•

The Hennepin county examiner listed the cause of death as homicide. That’s a fact.

There's zero evidence to suggest that Chauvin killed Mr. Floyd.

The judge is going laugh the motion to dismiss out of court. I’ll save this and remind you of this conversation when that happens.

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Pineapple__Jews•

Excited delirium isn't a real thing.

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CantaloupeCamper•

Well the trial result isn't predetermined so ... yeah... that could happen.

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Sol-idSnake•

Pheronee, you're an absolute psycho. All you do is make shitty little posts about how hardcore Republican you are and how much you hate every policy that benefits anyone other than yourself. You're so unbelievably tragic. Worst of all, you've been doing it for years.

Nobody cares. Not even slightly.

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Catsray•

My personal opinion is that Chauvin is going down for sure, but the other three will either get lesser charges or be aquitted.

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