Don't know if anyone has posted it, but here is the evidence from the Grand Jury:
http://apps.stlpublicradio.org/ferguson-project/evidence.html
October 16th was full of witness cringe.
"So, although you told the investigators this is what you saw even though you only heard it from someone, you don't feel you lied?"
"Nope."
"And what did you actually see."
"I saw Michael Brown on his knees begging for his life as the office stood over him from behind and put a bullet in his head from point blank range."
"And, given that the forensic evidence tells us otherwise, there's nothing about that testimony you would like to change?"
"Nope. Maybe the forensic evidence just saw it from a different perspective than I did."
What the fug is wrong with some people?
The biggest takeaway from last night for me, and I said this previously, was the obvious thriving nature of yellow journalism in America. It is a scourge that in a lot of ways only promotes what happened last night. I wonder how many people would have protested had there not been any cameras around?
The link to the evidence isn't working for me currently
Does anyone know anything about the half life of thc in the bloodstream? And by that I mean, can you determine if Michael Brown was high at the time of the encounter?
Does anyone know anything about the half life of thc in the bloodstream? And by that I mean, can you determine if Michael Brown was high at the time of the encounter?
My knowledge is somewhat limited, but I do know past a certain amount it can be considered "intoxicated." Of course body mass is taken into account as well as other factors.
Problem is it affects different people different ways. Like alcohol, what might make you drunk as a skunk might just make me relaxed. Same thing with THC.
