Darren Wilson's Side of the Story

[Rajoo]

Originally Posted by finnbow

So, we're a nation of laws and a grand jury and the DOJ have both investigated and concluded that no crime was committed? Irony alert.

BULL SHIT, in all caps. They did not find sufficient evidence that a crime was committed by Wilson. From the DOJ, I never did expect anything other than dismantling of Ferguson PD for operating a for profit PD.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by Tom Joad

It's very possible that they would be reluctant to charge Wilson for fear of the political backlash.

A black President's black AG finding a white cop guilty of violating Brown's civil rights?

Can you imagine the backlash?

The right would be screaming "Reverse Racism" like a tree full of Chinese Monkeys.

Therefore, it's murder. Exactly who here is screaming like a Chinese Monkey, TJ?

[Tom Joad]

Originally Posted by finnbow

Exactly who here is screaming like a Chinese Monkey, TJ?

You and your very good buddy Zeke.

Especially Zeke.

Judging from his post #1665 he's about to come unhinged.

Since you and he are so close perhaps you might want to consider an intervention.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by finnbow

How on earth can you say that Holder is not controversial? He's driven most Republicans into full-tilt conniptions.

That's Republican posturing and race baiting and I think you know it, and most of it coming from Issa.

Moreover, you seem to be asserting that DOJ investigators did indeed find enough evidence to prosecute Wilson, but chose not to because of pressure from Holder. That's just plain silly.

I made no such suggestion and I think you know that too. I've already said that the biggest problem I see is the pig's breakfast that the Ferguson PD (deliberately) made of the integrity of the crime scene and the chain of custody of certain pieces of evidence like Wilson's sidearm and vehicle.

John

[Ike Bana]

Originally Posted by finnbow

So, we're a nation of laws and a grand jury and the DOJ have both investigated and concluded that no crime was committed? Irony alert.

McCulloch admitted to committing prosecutorial misconduct by suborning perjury to the grand jury when he presented a witnesses who testified to what she saw when he knew good and goddamn well she was not at the scene. A Grand Jury should be recalled.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by Ike Bana

McCulloch admitted to committing prosecutorial misconduct by suborning perjury to the grand jury when he presented a witnesses who testified to what she saw when he knew good and goddamn well she was not at the scene. A Grand Jury should be recalled.

He made no such admission, jagoff.

[Ike Bana]

Originally Posted by finnbow

He made no such admission, jagoff.

Actually he did, my hyper-oscillating friend.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by finnbow

He made no such admission, jagoff.

He didn't say,"I knowingly suborned perjury" but he did indeed admit that he called witnesses whom he knew, on the basis of their interviews, would perjure themselves. He also said that he allowed that testimony to go unchallenged and that he figured the jurors could figure out who was lying and who was telling the truth.

John

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by Boreas

He didn't say,"I knowingly suborned perjury" but he did indeed admit that he called witnesses whom he knew, on the basis of their interviews, would perjure themselves. He also said that he allowed that testimony to go unchallenged and that he figured the jurors could figure out who was lying and who was telling the truth.

John

He did indeed say the former. However, I read in many places that his staff did indeed challenge all such testimony vociferously. I would have to think that behavior such as you allege, if intended to deprive Brown (or his loved ones) of their rights, would be under the purview of the DOJ's review. Regardless, the DOJ listened to 200 witnesses, performed their own autopsy, etc., and came to their conclusion.

I'm tired of this silliness. I accept the grand jury and DOJ findings. More power to you if you don't.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by Ike Bana

Actually he did, my hyper-oscillating friend.

Post a link with a quote in which he admits suborning perjury.