Wrong.
The chart shows no such thing.
Wilson never made such a claim and neither did anyone else.
So how did all the shell casings get over FURTHER away from the Cruiser than Brown's body?
And other witnesses, what is too bad is lying racist bigots can’t accept the fact that Brown disobeyed the law and tried to attack a law enforcement officer that was protecting himself.
Yeah, I'd be more impressed if this was prosecuted by a prosecutor who wasn't trying to get a pre-determined result...
Prosecutors shouldn't act as defense attorneys...
What are you talking about regarding shell casings?
Another diagram, for your reluctant edification.
Why do you make up such things?
If you did the least amount of actual research you would know that the stories told by the witnesses you mentioned recanted and admitted to having lied when put under oath by the FBI.
Why do you lie?
Did they? Again, you guys put way too much on this DOJ report, which only found there was no federal case.
See, you simply accept the first few news reports from CNN and MSNBC and ignore everything when the dust settles and the facts become known.
Contradicting Wilson's testimony[edit]
Several witnesses who originally testified against Wilson were also interviewed by the prosecution. They admitted to lying under oath as to the truthfulness of their testimony.
[125][126] At least one witness took an account from a newspaper; this witness was later discredited by investigators during the process.
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Witness 22, who originally claimed she saw Wilson kill Brown in cold blood, admitted she lied to investigators and never saw the incident at all. She said she was just passing along information which her boyfriend told her he saw.
[125][127][128] The court transcript reads:
Prosecution': You gave two statements, were both of those statements true?
Witness 22: No. I just felt like I want to be part of something... I didn't see what I told the FBI what [
sic] I saw.
Prosecutors also played the grand jury a 10-minute police interview with a man who claimed to have witnessed the shooting. They then played a phone call in which that man admitted he actually had not seen the incident at all.
[127] Another witness insisted another officer was with Wilson at the time of the shooting. (By all other accounts, Wilson was the only officer present when he shot Brown). This witness described having a clear view of what transpired despite there being a building between the witness' location and where the incident took place.
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Witness 35 said Brown was "on his knees" when Wilson shot him in the head. Under questioning, his testimony fell apart, and he admitted fabricating it.
[127]
Prosecution: What you are saying you saw isn't forensically possible based on the evidence. Are you telling us that the only thing that's true about all of your statements before this is that you saw that police officer shoot him at point blank range?
Witness 35: Yes.
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Another witness described Brown on his hands and knees pleading for his life. After a prosecutor confronted the witness and told them what they had seen was not forensically possible based on the evidence, the witness later asked to leave.
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Another witness—number 37—testified that, during a confrontation at Wilson's vehicle, Wilson shot Brown point blank in the chest—but Brown did not fall over and was not clearly bleeding as he ran away. This witness gave several different accounts of how many shots were fired. While he was further pressed for answers as to the truthfulness of his statements, he instead posed questions in return, refusing to elaborate on his statements.
Prosecution: You told three different stories in the time we've been here today. So I want to know which one is really your memory or did you see this at all?
Witness 37: If none of my stuff is making any sense, like why do y'all keep contacting me?
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