Hmmm, as a black American, a mother, a truth-seeker, and a scientist, I am distraught at the Ferguson debacle. I listened to what the speaker said, his facts and unfolding of the story, I remained unbiased as I listened to him because, people, even in great majorities, can be wrong. But what I heard was inconsistency. As one who is interested in forensics, when you mark the wounds on a person, the body has been prepped already for autopsy. It would be highly unlikely for an ME along with an assistant to mistakenly place a bullet wound in the back of his head. Then, not publish a correct exam with proper documentation of what was mistaken, time, date and initials. Then, lets say the young man reached for the weapon, he did not retrieve the weapon clearly, so why all the bullets? He was found yards away from where the officer was, so clearly at the very least he was retreating. Then, eyewitness accounts. The man said that the accounts were inconsistent, but every time I saw the young lady who was on the apartment balcony and the young man who was with Brown, the accounts were the same...All I can do is pray for our nation. We as a collective should be against lies and manipulation. I pray for the parents of Brown and the people of Ferguson.
Posted on: Tue, 25 Nov 2014 12:05:59 +0000
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