pknopp
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Again someone gave him drugs, Maurice Hall, he’s afraid of his consequences to Floyd’s death. You know that? What was his concern?No, the argument was that you were purposely ignoring or to ignorant to grasp that the WORD HOMICIDE has different meanings depending on who is using the word.that is because it isn't.You are as dumb as a box rocks. I just explained and offered the explaination of what HOMICIDE means in laymens terms and that it means something else in Medical Examiner terms...and You come up with this shit.Yes it is.Suicide is a homicidePolitical Pressure. That punk had 4 times the lethal dose. And no petechial Hemorrhage. Which means no strangulation. People can lie. Forensic evidence does not.Lie. The autopsy showed a massive drug OD. And no signs of strangulation.Wash Rinse Repeat:
George Floyd is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I’ve ever known in my life.
Nobody said that.
What we are saying is,
George Floyd did not deserve to be killed over a petty offense, which was escalated by a rogue officer into a fatal incident.
He wasn't killed by a police officer. George Floyd died of a self-inflicted Fentanyl overdose.
Wrong.
If drugs killed him, then it would have showed the autopsy.
But they didn't.
The autopsy showed it was suffocation and lack of oxygen to the brain, due to pressure on the neck.
In each case it was noted that the cause of death was "homicide'. That is not the finding in a drug OD. The medical examiner even stated that he would not say that they amount of drugs found in Floyd would have killed him.
Before long we will be up to 20 times......
The coroner ruled it a homicide.
No it isn't.
Homicide is the act of one human killing another.[1]
Homicide - Wikipedia
Oh brother....HOMICIDE has different meanings. FOR MEDICAL EXAMINERS the following applies:
Homicide: Manner of Death vs. Legal Conclusion
December 12, 2019// by Matt Ruby// Leave a Comment
Like many other experts, medical examiners use terms of art which might be confusing for non-experts. The use of the term “homicide” to classify a death might confuse jurors and attorneys alike. It may, therefore, be worthwhile to take steps to ensure that a medical examiner’s testimony conveys the proper information despite using a potentially confusing term.
When a medical examiner identifies a manner of death as “homicide,” they are not drawing a legal conclusion. When a death is not from disease, homicide is simply one of the five permissible classifications of death. N.C. Gen. Stat. § 130A-385 (the others are “accident, suicide, … execution by the State, or undetermined”). According to the National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME),Section 230 Protections In a publication entitled A Guide for Manner of Death Classification, NAME specifically notes “t is to be emphasized that the classification of Homicide for the purposes of death certification is a ‘neutral’ term and neither indicates nor implies criminal intent, which remains a determination within the province of legal processes.”
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Yes it is.Suicide is a homicidePolitical Pressure. That punk had 4 times the lethal dose. And no petechial Hemorrhage. Which means no strangulation. People can lie. Forensic evidence does not.Lie. The autopsy showed a massive drug OD. And no signs of strangulation.Wash Rinse Repeat:
George Floyd is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I’ve ever known in my life.
Nobody said that.
What we are saying is,
George Floyd did not deserve to be killed over a petty offense, which was escalated by a rogue officer into a fatal incident.
He wasn't killed by a police officer. George Floyd died of a self-inflicted Fentanyl overdose.
Wrong.
If drugs killed him, then it would have showed the autopsy.
But they didn't.
The autopsy showed it was suffocation and lack of oxygen to the brain, due to pressure on the neck.
In each case it was noted that the cause of death was "homicide'. That is not the finding in a drug OD. The medical examiner even stated that he would not say that they amount of drugs found in Floyd would have killed him.
Before long we will be up to 20 times......
The coroner ruled it a homicide.
No it isn't.
Homicide is the act of one human killing another.[1]
Homicide - Wikipedia
Oh brother....HOMICIDE has different meanings. FOR MEDICAL EXAMINERS the following applies:
Homicide: Manner of Death vs. Legal Conclusion
December 12, 2019// by Matt Ruby// Leave a Comment
Like many other experts, medical examiners use terms of art which might be confusing for non-experts. The use of the term “homicide” to classify a death might confuse jurors and attorneys alike. It may, therefore, be worthwhile to take steps to ensure that a medical examiner’s testimony conveys the proper information despite using a potentially confusing term.
When a medical examiner identifies a manner of death as “homicide,” they are not drawing a legal conclusion. When a death is not from disease, homicide is simply one of the five permissible classifications of death. N.C. Gen. Stat. § 130A-385 (the others are “accident, suicide, … execution by the State, or undetermined”). According to the National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME), “[h]omicide occurs when death results from a volitional act committed by another person to cause fear, harm, or death.” In a publication entitled A Guide for Manner of Death Classification, NAME specifically notes “t is to be emphasized that the classification of Homicide for the purposes of death certification is a ‘neutral’ term and neither indicates nor implies criminal intent, which remains a determination within the province of legal processes.”
“[h]omicide occurs when death results from a volitional act committed by another person to cause fear, harm, or death.”
Which would NOT be how a OD would be classified.
I'll explain it to you again.....in the american language many many many words have different meanings depending on what context and who is using them. Many words mean one thing in laymen's terms but something else in Medical Examiner, medical, or in Legal instances. The word HOMICIDE is one such word........
I JUST TOLD YOU THAT IN MEDICAL EXAMINERS TERMS---HOMICIDE means something different than in LAYMENS terms but you can't grasp this simple concept? Care to explain why you cant grasp this? ME Homicide unlike Laymens homicide does not mean murder. Homicide in ME terms means simply OTHER form of death. Other than suicide, Other than disease, Other than accident, other than execution---------any death that doesn't fall into these 4 categories is listed as HOMICIDE by the ME.
Do you need a picture drawn for you?
I quoted your link. None of it lists an OD as a homicide.
And at the time of autopsy---the TOX reports WEREN'T in and the poor ME ( who couldn't even fill out the cause of death correctly according to the attending physician) caved to political pressure instead of the facts. The tox report clearly shows OVERDOSE as cause of death. No way around it given the levels of drugs which lead to Cardiac ARREST after suppressing the lungs.
Right, because it isn't. That was the argument all along.
The argument was that an OD is not a homicide. Period. You backed that argument up. Thank you.
Whatever it is, isn't mine.