Michael Brown

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Originally Posted by Orruar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Right. I just want to know what the cop's story is. "My friend got shot for holding a cell phone at a Subway" is the kind of story a person has when they've smoked themselves stupid and think they're being clever.

I agree actually. A woman was shot recently for simply honking her horn at a cop. Even in that case she did more than just stand there holding a phone at a subway. Not to imply she deserved it of course (I can't believe I have to clarify that to you sociopaths).

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http://gawker.com/ferguson-da-claims...-th-1673343175

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Originally Posted by iruinedyourday [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

http://gawker.com/ferguson-da-claims...-th-1673343175

Archive you faggot so we can make fun of this shit. I'm not going to give them clicks just so I can make fun of their obvious narrative.

[iruinedyourday]

coward

[iruinedyourday]

fine u win coward

In his first interview since the non-indictment of Darren Wilson, St. Louis County District Attorney Bob McCulloch claims that he was well aware that several witnesses were not telling the truth, and that he allowed them to testify before the grand jury anyway.

Earlier this week, The Smoking Gun reported that Sandra McElroy, known as "Witness 40" in the Michael Brown shooting case, was a serial fabulist who in all likelihood was not even close to the scene of the crime. McElroy's testimony that she saw Brown "charge at the officer" "in a football position" most closely resembled Wilson's own version of events.

McCulloch was aware of—and perfectly fine with—such falsehoods masquerading as evidence, he said during an interview with local radio station KTRS.

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Originally Posted by iruinedyourday [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

fine u win coward

In his first interview since the non-indictment of Darren Wilson, St. Louis County District Attorney Bob McCulloch claims that he was well aware that several witnesses were not telling the truth, and that he allowed them to testify before the grand jury anyway.

Earlier this week, The Smoking Gun reported that Sandra McElroy, known as "Witness 40" in the Michael Brown shooting case, was a serial fabulist who in all likelihood was not even close to the scene of the crime. McElroy's testimony that she saw Brown "charge at the officer" "in a football position" most closely resembled Wilson's own version of events.

McCulloch was aware of—and perfectly fine with—such falsehoods masquerading as evidence, he said during an interview with local radio station KTRS.

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Go on...

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That's what I thought.

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Mystery witness #40....

Yeah sounds legit.