Monday, December 29, 2014
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Big Media Pays this Torture Supporter to Spout Her Opinions on TV
Big Media Pays this Torture Supporter to Spout Her Opinions on TV http://t.co/BkkWcLQMwr #TortureReport #torture #CIATortureReport #CIA #law
— Representative Press (@RepPress) December 24, 2014Sunday, December 21, 2014
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Senator Udall, You MUST Call for Prosecuting those Responsible for the Torture
@MarkUdall You MUST Call for Prosecuting those who Perpetrated the Torture! http://t.co/S5YerdVmD5 #TortureReport #Torture #RuleofLaw
— Representative Press (@RepPress) December 11, 2014Torture is a crime.
@Uncle_Jimbo Do you think torture was outlawed because "it wasn't effective?" Torture is a crime. Are there any other crimes you champion?
— Representative Press (@RepPress) December 11, 2014Do you really want to stop terrorism?
@Uncle_Jimbo Do you really want to stop terrorism? We have the power to take away their motivation to do it: http://t.co/W6weDJ5EWL #Torture
— Representative Press (@RepPress) December 11, 2014Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Convention Against Torture requires
Forgotten in #CIATortureReport discussion: the Convention Against Torture requires prosecution of all acts of torture, without exception.
— GarethPorter (@GarethPorter) December 10, 2014
Tuesday, December 09, 2014
Thursday, December 04, 2014
Grand Jury Evidence in Michael Brown Shooting Case
Are these activists ever going to get around to reading the Documents Released in the Ferguson Case This link is to the New York Times site where it says "Here are documents and evidence presented to the grand jury in Clayton, Mo., that was deciding whether to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the August shooting of Michael Brown. The documents were released by the St. Louis County prosecutor, Robert P. McCulloch." LINK NOV. 25, 2014
Here is a direct link to Wilson's testimony Contributed by: Chris McDaniel, KWMU
Here is a link to AP's page where they say "The Associated Press has obtained a copy of the testimony and evidence presented to the grand jury that declined to indict Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of Michael Brown. Clicking a document link will open a new window."
Here is a link to St. Louis Post‑Dispatch's The testimony the grand jury heard in the Michael Brown case But make sure not to overlook the other evidence included in other links such as the NYT with photos and forensic reports
- Grand Jury Transcripts
- Interviews of Witnesses by Law Enforcement Officials
- Forensic and Other Reports
- Photographs
And here is a link to CNN for Documents from the Ferguson grand jury
Where they explain "
A grand jury decided not to indict Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown. Scores of documents, including testimony from the proceedings as well as reports and interview transcripts considered as evidence, were released by St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch. Read the documents below. The documents are also searchable, using the search bar at the top right of each document."Here is a direct link to Wilson's testimony Contributed by: Chris McDaniel, KWMU
Here is a link to AP's page where they say "The Associated Press has obtained a copy of the testimony and evidence presented to the grand jury that declined to indict Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of Michael Brown. Clicking a document link will open a new window."
Here is a link to St. Louis Post‑Dispatch's The testimony the grand jury heard in the Michael Brown case But make sure not to overlook the other evidence included in other links such as the NYT with photos and forensic reports
Monday, December 01, 2014
Friday, November 28, 2014
SEVERAL witnesses admitted they lied about Michael Brown shooting
@JackAnderson75 "On the stand, SEVERAL said they’d lied when interviewed by investigators." http://t.co/xdqZRsMmtL
— Representative Press (@RepPress) November 28, 2014
"... grand jurors and investigators challenged witnesses, asking skeptical questions of those who said the shooting was unjustified. On the stand, several said they’d lied when interviewed by investigators."
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Witness 10 of Michael Brown Shooting
Witness 10: … I seen the two young guys walkin' down the street on the same sidewalk that I was on and …
Detective: Can I - can I clarify just a couple things? Roughly, what time was this?
Witness 10: Roughly I wanna say 8:40, I mean not 8:40, 11:40-1 :40 is when that - when I first seen these two guys. And, my initial thought was, "wow, that's a big dude." Because Mr. Brown, Mike Brown, my initial thought was he's a big guy. He's tall and like stocky build and that's it. He - he, they both walked passed me.
I took my tools, went into _____ I came back outside _____ to get some more stuff and I looked down the street and I seen the police car at a slant and I seen Mr. Brown in the window of the police car looked ... it appeared as they were wrestling through the window and one gunshot had let off. And, Mr. Brown took off running and my first thought was like "oh my gosh" did I actually just witness a police officer being murdered because it took a while for the police officer to get out of the car and pursue the - the suspect. And, I wanna say maybe six seconds, but it seemed like it was forever after the - the - the first gunshot.
So, the police officer exited the vehicle with his weapon drawn pursuing Mr. Brown. Mr. Brown was quite a distance and he stopped and when he stopped, he didn't get down on the ground or anything. He turned around and he did some type of movement. I never seen him put his hands up or anything. I can't recall the movement that he did. I'm not sure if he pulled his pants up or - or whatever he did but I seen some type of movement and he started charging towards the police officer.
The police officer then returned fire, well, not returned fire, open fire on Mr. Brown. Um, if I had to guess the shots and the - the distance between him and, a, Mr. Brown, it would have to be five to ten yards and the shots that were fired was four, five to six shots fired and Mr. Brown was still standing up. Um, and my thoughts was while he's missing this guy this close, is he - is he hitting him or because Mr. Brown there was no reaction from him to show that he was been hit. Um, after that, Mr. Brown then paused. He - he - he stopped running and when he stopped running the police officer stopped firing. And, then Mr. Brown continued, started again to charge towards him and after that the police officer returned fire and um well not returned, I'm using wrong ... a started to fire once more at him. Um, if I had to guess the rounds that were fired then it would be four to five more shots and after that Mr. Brown collapsed and fell to the ground.
Detective: Okay. What happened then?
Witness 10: Um, what happened then after that um I didn't see, it was a-a blue Monte Carlo, a-a newer model Monte Carlo, two-door and um, it was closer to the scene where the shooting was at, that occurred. They then drove off and made a-a left into the apartments and drove around the apartment and then came and stopped and um Mr. Brown's friend that he was walking with earlier, I didn't see him the whole time that um this was all going on with, a, confrontation with the police and the shooting and everything.
At the end, after Mr. Brown had dropped and um, I seen the, his friend come out of - of nowhere and run across the street and a, said that, "Dog, they just-they just killed him. They just killed him" and he ran um, the back fields of Canfield. . . the back open field. And um, I must say that also after the, um confrontation after the gunshot when Mr. Brown did run, I thought I heard a, something' metal hit the ground and I'm not sure what it was but I thought I heard something' hit the ground.
And um, after that I believe, I'm not sure um, if I went in to go tell the people that I was working with that I just. . .what I witnessed and I came back out and they were taping the scene off and I decided I went down there closer to where the body was and I stayed down there for maybe ten. . . five to ten minutes and I was speakin' _____ down there on the scene. And, I was tellin' _____ what happened and after me tellin' _____ what happened and I'm hearin' eveybody their side of the story, saying, "Oh, the police officer shot that kid for no reason. He had his hands up" and me knowing and seeing what actually took place, that wasn't true and a, there was different sides to the story and every side wasn't true so I felt uncomfortable in that situation so I decided to - to walk back to the um to _____ that I was at, originally at. And, um, while I was walkin'
And um, after that I believe, I'm not sure um, if I went in to go tell the people that I was working with that I just. . .what I witnessed and I came back out and they were taping the scene off and I decided I went down there closer to where the body was and I stayed down there for maybe ten. . . five to ten minutes and I was speakin' _____ down there on the scene. And, I was tellin' _____ what happened and after me tellin' _____ what happened and I'm hearin' eveybody their side of the story, saying, "Oh, the police officer shot that kid for no reason. He had his hands up" and me knowing and seeing what actually took place, that wasn't true and a, there was different sides to the story and every side wasn't true so I felt uncomfortable in that situation so I decided to - to walk back to the um to _____ that I was at, originally at. And, um, while I was walkin'
See Witness 48 of Michael Brown Shooting
Important, also see physical evidence:
Michael Brown's DNA found on Officer Wilson's gun!
What the first recorded witness to the Michael Brown shooting said: http://t.co/swOT2ripGG #FergusonDecision #Ferguson #MichaelBrown #STL
— Representative Press (@RepPress) November 26, 2014Witness 48 of Michael Brown Shooting
Witness 48 page 1
August 14, 2014
1:38 pm.
Detective
Sergeant
St. Louis County Police Department
Detective: This is Detective with the St. Louis County Police
Department, uh, today's date is August 14, it is 1:38 pm. With me is, uh, Sergeant ______ and we are here in the presence of ______
at her residence at ______. I understand you were with your family on Saturday?
Witness 48: Yes.
Detective: Up on, uh, Canfield, can you can you tell me what you saw?
Witness 48: Um, we was pulling up on Canfield Drive, going into the Canfield Green Apartments and I seen a officer in his cruiser which was a SUV
Detective: Ok.
Witness 48: And, uh, I seen a young man standing near the cruiser, you heard two shots fired.
Detective: Uh hmm..
Witness 48: And then you seen him take off down the street.
Detective: Ok.
Witness 48: And then a police officer hopped out of his cruiser and started chasing him, the dude turned back around and started charging towards the police officer, the police officer told him to stop at least three times.
Detective: Uh hmm.
Witness 48: And the boy wouldn't stop, he fired three rounds, the dude kept running, fired four more rounds, and then he finished off the rounds I guess, and he fell on the ground dead.
Detective: Ok, so, um so you-you saw an SUV...
Witness 48: Uh hmm.
Detective: … police car?
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page 2
Witness 48: Uh hmm.
Detective: Ok, and then before the policeman got out of the car, how many shots did you hear?
Witness 48: Two.
See Witness 10 of Michael Brown Shooting
See Witness 10 of Michael Brown Shooting
Important, also see physical evidence:
Michael Brown's DNA found on Officer Wilson's gun!
What the first recorded witness to the Michael Brown shooting said: http://t.co/swOT2ripGG #FergusonDecision #Ferguson #MichaelBrown #STL
— Representative Press (@RepPress) November 26, 2014Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Michael Brown's DNA found on Officer Wilson's gun!
DNA report found Brown’s genetic material on Officer Wilson’s pistol! Also found on the officer’s uniform pants & shirt.
DNA report found Brown’s genetic material on Officer Wilson’s pistol! Also found on officer’s uniform pants & shirt. http://t.co/4RIOpO9hIz
— Representative Press (@RepPress) November 26, 2014
"A crime scene investigator described swabbing Wilson’s gun with a Q-tip; the subsequent D.N.A. report found Mr. Brown’s genetic material on Officer Wilson’s Sig Sauer pistol. Similarly, D.N.A. from Mr. Brown was also found on the officer’s uniform pants and shirt. In his own testimony, Officer Wilson told jurors that Mr. Brown had grabbed the gun while the two scuffled at the car." -NYT Nov. 25, 2014Also see: Michael Brown Shooting physical evidence Grand Jury saw (evidence showing that Mr. Brown was moving toward the officer)
What the first recorded witness to the Michael Brown shooting said: http://t.co/swOT2ripGG #FergusonDecision #Ferguson #MichaelBrown #STL
— Representative Press (@RepPress) November 26, 2014
See Witness 10 of Michael Brown Shooting
See Witness 48 of Michael Brown Shooting
Michael Brown Shooting physical evidence Grand Jury saw
Here is an example of evidence that supports the fact that Michael Brown was moving toward the officer:
GRAND JUROR: "So as far as physical evidence, we have the blood on the ground that was about 21 or 22 feet from where Michael Brown ended up." p 4741 of grand-jury-testimony.pdf source:
"Transcripts of the Grand Jury Proceedings Here is a link to the transcript of the documents and evidence presented to the grand jury in Clayton, Mo., that was deciding whether to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting on August 9 of Michael Brown. The documents were released by the St. Louis County prosecutor, Robert P. McCulloch. — THE NEW YORK TIMES"
"Farther away from the car, the investigator showed with photographs, were two blood-spatter patterns – evidence showing that Mr. Brown was moving toward the officer, and the car, when he was killed in the second flurry of shots." - NYT: Documents Released in the Ferguson Case
See Witness 10 of Michael Brown Shooting
GRAND JUROR: "So as far as physical evidence, we have the blood on the ground that was about 21 or 22 feet from where Michael Brown ended up." p 4741 of grand-jury-testimony.pdf source:
"Transcripts of the Grand Jury Proceedings Here is a link to the transcript of the documents and evidence presented to the grand jury in Clayton, Mo., that was deciding whether to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting on August 9 of Michael Brown. The documents were released by the St. Louis County prosecutor, Robert P. McCulloch. — THE NEW YORK TIMES"
"Farther away from the car, the investigator showed with photographs, were two blood-spatter patterns – evidence showing that Mr. Brown was moving toward the officer, and the car, when he was killed in the second flurry of shots." - NYT: Documents Released in the Ferguson Case
See Witness 10 of Michael Brown Shooting
See Witness 48 of Michael Brown Shooting
Monday, November 24, 2014
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Shaun King continues to mislead people about Michael Brown Shooting
@ShaunKing You continue to mislead people to think there aren't black witnesses who "provided testimony consistent with Wilson’s account."
— Representative Press (@RepPress) November 22, 2014
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