cont'd ...

Dear Paul,

Here's the link:

http://www.theconversation.com/relief-at-derek-chauvin-conviction-a-sign-of-long-history-of-police-brutality-159212

The Trial of George Floyd never medically established that pressure on the neck actually caused his death, and could not because he was on drugs fentanyl. Fentanyl is a Synthetic opioids now the most common drugs involved in drug overdose deaths in the United States. In 2017, 59.8 percent of opioid-related deaths involved fentanyl compared to 14.3 percent in 2010.

http://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/fentanyl

There is a case for a miss trial because this was not established and the defense lawyer kept telling the Jury the case of Derek Chauvin was all lies. which is not a factual statement but an opinion. An opinion by which the jury was influenced.

Hi Foxy,
Thanks for the article from the Conversation. it sums up the situation in America rather well.

Greetings Proud Boy Jose', How's thing with the good ole' boys down Alabama way? Washed your flour sack and white sheet lately?

Surprisingly in the George Pell case you never wanted to refer to Pell's previous history concerning little boys, innuendo and accusations have been rife over many years. Rightly those unproven allegations had no bearing on the charge he was originally found guilty of, and his subsequent acquittal. However you are happy to throw up irrelevant material, not about the accused, Derek Chauvin but the victim George Floyd. Why is that? Could it be you are racists against black people! Certainly seems that way. Love to hear your explanation.

Paul1405, we know you base your views on Left wing media reports. Independent lawyers looking at the evidence and the transcript of the case do not believe the verdict. This Jury verdict was merely to appease the public expectation.

.... case for a miss trial ....
Josephus,
They really would be well advised to keep her away ! ;-)

Proud Boy Jose'

One of the justifications you gave for Chauvin killing Floyd, was Floyd was convicted of a crime in 2009, he had committed in 2007. From which Independent lawyer did you get that opinion from, the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan?

BTW, what is your justification for Chauvin holding his knee on Floyd's throat for nine minutes, was he on his morning coffee break? More likely Chauvin's intention was to kill Floyd, as the guilty verdict showed.