Derek 2.0

Then why did he go to the hospital?

I never suggested otherwise........so, do you stand or walk with your thumbs turned inward?

Agreed.........Frankly I'm surprised more low level, less complex attacks haven't been launched........ .I think their failings to date Can be attributed to both the massive security and intelligence apparatus, coupled with an apparent desire to attack targets with a more complex manner…….. Instead of truck bombs, airlines or the use of WMDs, several dozen suicide bombers adorned in explosive vests, detonated across North America in coffee shops, grocery stores, shopping malls and aboard transit, though not reaching the same impact as a 9/11, would certainly shake confidence and be far harder to defend against.

No, if I have arms at my side, my thumbs are inverted forward.........exposing a different portion of my arms........To have my arms exposed forward as you suggest, would see my thumbs pointing towards my body........Who stands like that? A monkey perhaps Do you walk like a monkey?

If I'm facing the wall, my arms are not forward facing, the inside of my arms are forward facing.........which doesn't lend the same aspect as turning around, with arms raised and palms out.......then the top portion of my arms are exposed.......... Again, you're suggesting Brown was shot numerous times from the back, turned around, and was shot from the front!!!!! Maybe there was a second shooter!!!!

So CTV was wrong........I thought you suggested the results of the autopsy were not conclusive......so how could the "concepts" be obvious?

You stated: As I stated, that is not the nature of hollow point bullets........Are you drinking?

So you're stating the CTV report I quoted was wrong?

Well clearly it wasn't obvious to you, or you wouldn't have suggested hollow point ammo creates a clean in & out tract.

Despite the media reporting of the interview with the person that conducted the autopsy, that stated as much.....

The entry and exit points of the bullets fired at Brown, and in turn determining Brown's stance, are inconsequential to the death of Brown? And talking about it, in a thread on Brown's death, is a waste of time?

Bones and muscle tissue, combined with hollow point ammo, doesn't create a clean in & out wound tract as you suggest.

So you feel Brown got shot four times in the arm from the back, then turned around, and got shot twice in the head?

That might be true if you don't have bones and muscle in the arm and/or the bullet was a full metal jacket (which police don't use).

CTV is wrong?

There could have been bullet fragments, deflecting off a bone (or pavement), entering and exiting Brown leading to additional holes in his body.

They don't? I thought they clearly indicated that Brown was facing the officer...

Like I said, maybe he got a bad batch laced with heavy drugs, and out of character, robbed a store, then attacked a police officer........and got shot for his troubles.

With hollow points, that's certian......that's ballistic science....like I was saying

How did he determine the entry and exit wounds?

Were did I rush to a conclusion? Quote the passage.

Did he not indicate the entry and exit wounds?

Has Wilson been found to be on drugs? I know he has a broken eye socket. I suppose Brown (or Wilson even) could also have an undiagnosed mental illness, which symptoms are further magnified by Marijuana usage……….

No, ballistic science.

I never claimed it as fact........have you yourself not speculated in this topic?