Derek Chauvin Trial - Day 12 - LiveStream

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This is the picture those lying filth showed:

https://imgur.com/O2UtCXz

This occurs during the transitional period where he is being put on the ground.

I took this frame a few days ago from the same section of the video. I noted a point 14 seconds earlier where there was no restraint, so it is less than 14 seconds after the restraint has been applied (EDIT: it was 24 seconds after, so their clip was 12 seconds after the point before the restraint was applied):

https://imgur.com/zCuKMe1

The difference is you can't see where the lower leg bends. They somehow got this 'expert' to admit that the leg was draped against his shoulder blade as if the knee extends the length of the leg and we are dealing with 2 dimensionality. A few frames later they could have shown this picture.

This is exactly where it lay for the duration of the video as can be seen at several points. It was pinning down his upper arm just before the elbow and only mildly crossed his back, as this expert originally claimed.

I am no medical expert, so I don't know if it jabbing in the side of his ribs could have made it positionally more difficult to breathe, but even if it does it looks a whole lot less malicious than the prosecution alleges.

EDIT: The time frames suggest my image was 12 seconds after this one. But yeah, it was the transitional phase when he is getting lowered to the ground.

Last Edited by GooPile on 04/13/2021 09:46 PM

And here's another picture they could have used:

https://imgur.com/el7Gbat

Last Edited by GooPile on 04/13/2021 08:58 PM

I really don't like liars and deceivers in authority. Lying makes sense when you're protecting your own ass or it is in personal affairs that are largely inconsequential. But how the hell can you lie and distort the truth when it comes to sending someone away for up to 40 years of their life? It is evil. I understand the prosecution has to serve their clients, but you can do it with the real evidence not embellish. And if you don't have that evidence, don't make it up. It's really that simple.

EDIT: I made a mistake. My clips started 24 seconds after the frame I took of him headed to the ground. So theirs is 12 seconds later but still 12 seconds earlier than the first picture and the second was +4 seconds on that. I am not getting paid for this, nor do I have a team.

Last Edited by GooPile on 04/13/2021 09:14 PM

Maybe many of them just enjoy rioting and looting. They sure like to fight in McDonald's.

'Brooklyn Center City Council passed a resolution banning the use of aggressive crowd-control tactics during protests, including tear gas and kettling."

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Seems like Brooklyn Center is going to stand down.

Thanks for the heads up, OP. I hope the rest of the country can learn from what happens there-- in a good way, if possible. (Also, do I even want to know what 'kettling' is? If it's anything like teabagging then count me out!)

kettling is when they form a line with shields to block protestors

You get green for a KNOWLEDGEABLE comment on GLP.

You get green for a KNOWLEDGEABLE comment on GLP.

Crap, I have to rescind my green on a technicality. If the jury cannot agree unanimously, it's a HUNG JURY! It is NOT a mistrial. They are 2 completely different legal concepts. I'm nitpicking, but that's what the legal realm is based on.