re: Ferguson GJ: No Indictment Mayhem: [ON] OFF

The fact that the Brown family attorney just confirmed the timing makes me believe that he was also informed of the decision itself. I have the feeling that if it was a no true bill outcome, and he knew it, he would have remained silent. To me, this portends an indictment, most likely for second degree involuntary manslaughter. My feeling is that, in the end, a few members of the Grand Jury took the "let God sort it out" approach and shifted their sentiment in the last two weeks, using the rationale that they could protect their community by doing so while still giving the officer his day in court for the least culpable of all their options, and knowing what they know, a confidence that, like George Zimmerman, Officer Wilson will walk free after trial. I don't agree with that sentiment at all, but I can easily see how they could justify it in their own minds.