Chauvin guilty on all counts

[Vaquero]

But they did know he had fentanyl and amphetamines in his system, an "expert witness" testified that they were not the cause of death and they still found Chauvin guilty.
You think Chauvin is not guilty, I think Chauvin contributed to Floyd's death or at least did nothing to try to revive him. Not much more that we can debate as I would not have found him guilty on all 3 charges. I think Floyd would not have died if Chauvin had not had him handcuffed and prone with 3 people on him for 9 minutes. The fact that it might have been department policy is irrelevant. The video is hard to beat here. Alive, yelling, non responsive, dead, no sign that Chauvin cared or did anything to help Floyd.
Let's agree to leave it here and wait for the appeals.

Maybe a mask and a vaccine would have saved Floyd.

 

[Vaquero]

That's a troll post.
Just so everyone knows.
I'm not a double agent or sent by a higher power.

 

[mnpshooter]

This medical examiner testified this:

“In my opinion, Mr. Floyd had a sudden cardiac arrhythmia … due to his atherosclerotic and hypertensive heart disease … during his restraint and subdual by the police,” Fowler said.
Now they are “investigating” him.
After reading the death report and carefully watching the video I believe he is correct.

State Investigation Launched Into Medical Examiner Over Determination Chauvin Not Responsible For Floyd Death | The Daily Wire

www.dailywire.com

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Who thinks that the anonymous jury might voted to convict because of fear?

Anonymity is never guaranteed.

 

[mnpshooter]

“ 90% proximal narrowing of the right coronary artery.” from the medical examiner report.
For those that are not medical professionals the RCA is the dominant vessel in 80% of people. It supplies blood to the majority of the right ventricle and some of the left ventricle. It also supplies blood to the SA and AV nodes (pacemaker cells within the heart). With a 90% blockage all it takes is a little stress (getting interviewed by police) and you get problems. George was short of breath BEFORE the officers laid a hand on him. Shortness of breath is often the first sign of acute heart failure.

 

[TheDan]

Who thinks that the anonymous jury might voted to convict because of fear?

Anonymity is never guaranteed.

" I did not want to go through rioting and destruction again and I was concerned about people coming to my house if they were not happy with the verdict. "

'I wish it didn't have to happen': Alternate juror reflects on Derek Chauvin trial

A juror who didn't know she was an alternate in Chauvin's trial details why she supports the former Minneapolis officer being convicted in George Floyd's murder.

www.kare11.com

 

[Axxe55]

" I did not want to go through rioting and destruction again and I was concerned about people coming to my house if they were not happy with the verdict. "

'I wish it didn't have to happen': Alternate juror reflects on Derek Chauvin trial

A juror who didn't know she was an alternate in Chauvin's trial details why she supports the former Minneapolis officer being convicted in George Floyd's murder.

www.kare11.com

If that were only true. It might be a reflexive action on the part of the jury to say such things, but realistically, not true. The courts are (usually) pretty strict on juries being tampered with, or influenced by outside sources of any sort. Such actions if proven can lead to reversals or appeals being filed for a new trial.

 

[toddnjoyce]

Juror making that statement was an alternate.

 

[Younggun]

I doubt she was the only one who felt that way.


Jurors were driving through riots to get to the courthouse


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[Younggun]

If that were only true. It might be a reflexive action on the part of the jury to say such things, but realistically, not true. The courts are (usually) pretty strict on juries being tampered with, or influenced by outside sources of any sort. Such actions if proven can lead to reversals or appeals being filed for a new trial.

Do you think any of those people really expect to be protected from peaceful protestors simply trying to be the voice of the unheard?


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[innominate]

“ 90% proximal narrowing of the right coronary artery.” from the medical examiner report.
For those that are not medical professionals the RCA is the dominant vessel in 80% of people. It supplies blood to the majority of the left ventricle and right ventricle. It also supplies blood to the SA and AV nodes (pacemaker cells within the heart). With a 90% blockage all it takes is a little stress (getting interviewed by police) and you get problems. George was short of breath BEFORE the officers laid a hand on him. Shortness of breath is often the first sign of acute heart failure.

It doesn't supply the majority of the blood to the left. Can't argue with the rest.

 

[mnpshooter]

It doesn't supply the majority of the blood to the left. Can't argue with the rest.

I amended my post, thanks.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Just saw they might posthumously pardon Floyd for some of his arrests....

 

[Texas45]

Just saw they might posthumously pardon Floyd for some of his arrests....

More Pandering to the black community. Oh I must say I am shocked.


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[Dougw1515]

More Pandering to the black community. Oh I must say I am shocked.


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Stunned! Absolutely stunned!

 

[cygunner]

No doubt this bit of genius can be attributed to a Soros-funded DA like the Harris County specimen.

 

[TX oddball]

Maybe this image will help Chauvin in an appeal, along with other issues during the trial. Juror Brandon Mitchell wearing a BLM hat and the Woke t-shirt at a protest/rally in the summer before the trial. Floyd's family spoke at the rally. And of course this honest, non-tainted juror answered "no" on his jury questionnaire in regards to his participation in protests/ demonstrations.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...defends-participation-Washington-protest.html

https://www.startribune.com/chauvin...n-after-social-media-post-surfaces/600053102/

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[Axxe55]

Maybe this image will help Chauvin in an appeal, along with other issues during the trial. Juror Brandon Mitchell wearing a BLM hat and the Woke t-shirt at a protest/rally in the summer before the trial. Floyd's family spoke at the rally. And of course this honest, non-tainted juror answered "no" on his jury questionnaire in regards to his participation in protests/ demonstrations.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...defends-participation-Washington-protest.html

https://www.startribune.com/chauvin...n-after-social-media-post-surfaces/600053102/

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If Chauvin's lawyers are on the ball, that, along with several other things could very well end up being great grounds of an appeal. IMO, the judge should have at the very least, declared a mistrial after the remarks Maxine Waters made about the trial. From the best of my knowledge, the jury was never sequestered. So they were constantly being influenced by outside sources during the trial.

 

[cygunner]

Sequestered only during verdict deliberation but of course they paid no attention to outside comments or news before that. Wanna buy a big bridge or some oceanfront property.

 

[Axxe55]

Sequestered only during verdict deliberation but of course they paid no attention to outside comments or news before that. Wanna buy a big bridge or some oceanfront property.

I have some prime swamp land I'm selling at at premium!