HereWeGoAgain
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- Dec 15, 2010
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Why? Do tell your version. Could it be because he was bent over, on his way down to the pavement after receiving other gun shots? Could it be the results od extreme pain caused by previous gun shots? You tell me what you know for a fact, to be fact and not opinion.Entry and exist wounds do NOT tell the story of what happened. They only tell what happened during the actual firing of the weapon, nothing more. Those wounds tell what happened as the cop was shooting, nothing more. It doesn't tell the circumstances, the words spoken, the attitude of either party, the situation that caused it to occur, nor the actual threat, if there was one. Or, can you provide evidence to dispute that also?What was there to examine? What did they test for? There was never a doubt as to who the victim was and who the shooter was. What to examine? All they did was take the word of a cop over a silent dead man, and through out the witnesses that differed from the cops account of what happened. Where's the dead man's side to test and examine?Good Lord
More than one autopsy was performed. What science? All in agreement and all backed up Wilsons story. None of them backing up the stories of those witnesses that you put you're faith in.
This administration put its nose somewhere that it didn't belong. It had every resource available to produce a finding that would back up their original opinion but could not.
The power and money of the United State Justice department found that the shooting was as reported by Wilson, and yet this is not good enough for the few.
There was a body. The body, entrance and exit wounds would tell you which witness stories to believe and which to not.
Where's the mans side of the story? Had he submitted to a lawful order, he could tell it himself.
Do you understand why MB received a GSW to the top of his head?
It's because MB was falling forward as Wilson shot for center mass,indicating MB was moving towards Wilson and his momentum caused him to fall forwards rather than backwards thus exposing the top of his head to gunfire as he fell.