(05-12-2020, 12:05 PM)B2hibry Wrote: There is a reason the autopsy report has not been made public...

He was shot three times with the shotgun.  The two fatal wounds were to the torso area.  My guess is the two fatal wounds were the second and third shots fired.  Not that it really matters, but those shots came during the struggle/fight that was taking place.

There is evidence that is not being talked about in the media.  It appears that the person filming the incident panned to two different objects on the ground that perhaps the victim had thrown down as he ran toward the truck.  What were those objects and where did they come from?  Also, does anyone find it odd that he was allegedly in the vacant residence for up to 3 minutes but only 7 seconds of the footage from inside the residence is shown?

As I have said many times before in this thread, I don't condone or justify what happened in any way.  My guess is that the charge of murder will probably get reduced to involuntary manslaughter if the prosecutor(s) hope for a conviction.  Remember, the burden of proof falls on the prosecution to prove guilt rather than the accused proving innocence to the crime that they are charged with.

My biggest gripe is with the media and now some Georgia lawmakers trying to push the narrative that this was somehow a "hate crime" against an innocent black man out for a jog.  The evidence revealed publicly doesn't seem (to me) indicate this.

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