Asclepias
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- Aug 3, 2013
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I agree that there possibly could be more information to come out with forensics I am just not knowledgeable enough on the subject to figure out what if any of it is relevant. The fact Johnson said he was shot in the back is not really important for a couple of reasons. Its entirely possible he simply mistook Browns jerking as a indication he was shot. The other two witnesses were pretty clear on the timing of the jerk. I dont know to o many people that can track a bullet with their bare eyes.I dont know how much good its going to be. No one has denied a struggle occurred. What can the evidence tell us that we dont already know?it was an SUV. I doubt he was literally trying to pull him into the car. I think he was just trying to intimidate Brown and then realized he had bitten off more than he could chew and pulled his weapon. Brown probably hit him and then tried to grab the weapon.Im not sure if a person can grab a 6'5 large man by the neck while seated in a vehicle through a window. I wonder if anyone here has a similar type of vehicle
and perform a test. It would be just interesting to see if that is feasable
Maybe, but this is where I think the physical evidence is going to be the most important
Im sure there is a lot, sometimes minute details can paint a large picture in forensics, just the ballistics alone. example, gun powder residue, angle of bullet wounds, blood , clothing fibres, hair. .. of course the SUV issue , probably there are things we are not aware of, well, that is my guess. Brown's friend said that Brown was shot in the back as he was running away, that seems like a big thing to get wrong. Havnt they come out and said he was not shot in the back? It seems to make any other testimony from him harder to believe. and also didnt he and many others leave out the fact that Brown hit the officer in the face.? It also seems like a big thing to leave out, although Im surre witness testimony is going to vary so much because people caught what was happening at different moments in the timeline and could even have been influenced by other witnesses.