Rasputin_Vol
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Likely not the best way to act at your sentencing hearing...
Kentucky man who scalped ex-girlfriend tells judge: 'I don't need a lecture' | Fox News
That is a bit of a head scratcher. I've seen the video and can't explain where the issue would be.
The most damning evidence was where he picked up the Taser and placed it next to the body. Based on that alone, the defense had no defense when they keep saying "well, the perpetrator got control of and tried to use the Taser on the officer."
Freaking night school educated rookie lawyer could blow that out of the water with a single question.
"Why did you do that?"
And guilty.
That dude was not helping himself by acting like a child.
He did what he had to do to get his points in before the lady could distort the message. Fact is that the media and the police used the video from the following morning to paint a picture that leads the viewers to believe that Mike Brown just walked up and snatched some cigarillos for no damn reason. Now we know that there is a back story.
It also makes you question the original narrative of the shooting. I mean, if they would lie about the incident in the store before he was shot, what makes you think they couldn't have lied/distorted the narrative behind his encounter with Darren Wilson?
He did what he had to do to get his points in before the lady could distort the message. Fact is that the media and the police used the video from the following morning to paint a picture that leads the viewers to believe that Mike Brown just walked up and snatched some cigarillos for no damn reason. Now we know that there is a back story.
It also makes you question the original narrative of the shooting. I mean, if they would lie about the incident in the store before he was shot, what makes you think they couldn't have lied/distorted the narrative behind his encounter with Darren Wilson?
Did you even look at the video?
Yes, smarta**, I did. What I'm unclear on is whether this filmmaker is referring to an incident that I'm not aware of regarding Michael Brown; whether there is another alleged robbery involving him, other than the one that occurred just before Darren Wilson making contact with him walking in the middle of the street, matching the description of the suspect of a robbery that had just occurred.
Because, regardless of what happened at the convenience store, it doesn't change what happened in the street, Brown attempted to go for an officer's gun and was killed because of it.
THREE autopsies proved Wilson's statements were true and that there was no way Brown was turned away from Wilson, running from him.
Because, regardless of what happened at the convenience store, it doesn't change what happened in the street, Brown attempted to go for an officer's gun and was killed because of it.
What went on in the convenience store attacks at the very credibility of the entire narrative. They intentionally suppressed this video to make Mike Brown look like a menace. If they would lie about the circumstances leading up to his death, why wouldn't they create a false narrative about how he died?
