I only care about the evidence to simply point out people's bias and to show them their beliefs are faith based. I care more about the process and that the process was fair and just, so far it's not looking so good and it that should concern everyone, not just brown supporters or wilson supporters. The fact that cops get special treatment when facing the same justice system ordinary citizens face should be sounding alarm bells in everyone's ears.
The minute people accept an unfair justice system is the time when there is no justice.
There's testimony both ways - that Wilson attacked Brown, and that Brown attacked Wilson. 3 autopsies on Brown and zero physical evidence to support that Wilson physically attacked Brown. One medical examination and pictures that confirm that Brown was hitting Wilson. Wilson is confined to his vehicle and cannot back up. Brown can simply take a step backward. Gunshot residue on Brown's hand and blood inside the vehicle prove that Brown was reaching into the vehicle and had his hand very near the muzzle of the gun when it fired (not to mention the wound to the thumb). His hand was IN the vehicle when that happened.
I think that's VERY strong evidence that Brown was assaulting Wilson. But you're right.
Without a video tape, its not proof. Errr, uhhh, I forgot for a moment who I'm speaking to.
Without an enhanced quality video tape, it's not proof. Dammit. Without an enhanced quality video tape with audio so we can hear what they're saying, it's not proof. There's still a 0.5% chance that Wilson was trying to injure Brown's fists by striking them with his face.
Do you even hear yourself? You basically want the prosecutor to discredit his own witness, what sane prosecutor would do that? Mcculloch did! But that's besides the point because discrediting the witnesses was done and yet it wasn't done against Wilsons conflicting testimony in yet another stunningly unusual move by the prosecutor (which you have yet to acknowledge).
I'm still curious as to what this forensic evidence you have that backs up the claim that brown attacked wilson.
McCulloch didn't have to discredit him - the physical evidence discredited him.
just shock and andrenaline would make you shaky. he also was wearing sandals and lost one running away so it's not like he's ready to sprint or anything
You might feel shaky if you're just standing still, but he would be able to run just as fast - perhaps even faster due to the extra adrenaline. The casings on the ground behind the body clearly indicate that he DID cover the distance between himself and where Wilson was at when Wilson originally started firing.