More character assasination? Wilson injured? Is this source legit?

pretty sure this was known early on.

But how good they Brown was an angle and a racists cop shot him for no reason.

There are medical records if he was treated in the ER. Truth will come out on this.

Racist ER, why do think on an X-ray the bone is white, and you can see black through it if it is broken ???

Michael Brown being swiftboated

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Splitting hairs?

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Yes.

"Accomplice"

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Look, I went from no opinion to leaning towards self-defense. I'm waiting on the final autopsy report. And I did it without trying to paint one side or the other as the big bad wolf.

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Very logical position.

I wouldn't call the other man an accomplice either.

Now later on the other man's character and background may become an issue at a trial or in front of a Grand Jury, but now its of little consequence.

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And saying Brown "robbed" the store makes him sound so much worse than shoplifting a few cigars so let's go with "robbery".

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And saying Brown "shoplifted" the store makes him sound so much better than robbing the place , and getting physical with the owner, and trying to intimidate him with his size

If true, it really doesn't change anything. There's really not much debate that there was some sort of struggle between Brown and the officer. Does a punch to the face justify 6 bullets and death? Forget about Brown going for the gun, that will never be proven nor disproven.


It is odd though that the police, nor the woman that is friend's with the officer's wife didn't mention this yet though.

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Now later on the other man's character and background may become an issue at a trial or in front of a Grand Jury, but now its of little consequence.

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Character can be an issue but you have to jump through the hoops the Code of Evidence presents.

From everything we've seen, it appears Brown was taunting the cop when he turned and approached him, probably in an aggressive manner. Had the two not had the initial confrontation in the car, the cop probably should have tazed him at that point. But once the confrontation in the car occurred, the cop was justified in drawing his gun.

If the cop did not shoot Brown as he ran away (doesn't look like he did from the initial autopsy results), but shot as Brown turned aggressively towards him, then the cop was justified.

The only issue is was it overkill? Were the last two shots to the head overkill? and I think when you're shooting to defend yourself, it's difficult to judge when to stop.

Unless they have a video of the actual shooting that might show a lot of time elapsed between the shots or something else, I don't see the cop being guilty of anything.