I thought he was quoting someone else....I'm probably wrong, lol.“Everything happen for a reason,” he posted to Facebook the night before he was shot. “Just start putting 2 n 2 together. You’ll see it.”
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2014/08/2...grappling-with-lifes-mysteries.html?referrer=
I missed this!
He posted this the night before he died???
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This was 14 years ago??? Why is this relevant to this case?
The story presented to the grand jury was that Murray’s car moved toward the two officers, who then fired out of self-defense. The grand jury declined to indict the officers, and McCulloch said he agreed with the decision.
/That begs the question did they draw you into illegal activities?
"Michael Brown officially graduated Aug. 1, later than some and months after the photo was taken. He still had credits to earn then. He was in an alternative learning program, a way to help the students facing the longest academic odds."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...4d65e6-2257-11e4-8593-da634b334390_story.html
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Well, if they have read a few articles, they might be aware of the other case in which McCulloch accepted the grand jury's decision not to indict two officers who shot some drug dealers to death, described here: http://www.newsweek.com/ferguson-prosecutor-robert-p-mccullochs-long-history-siding-police-267357
This was 14 years ago??? Why is this relevant to this case?
The story presented to the grand jury was that Murray’s car moved toward the two officers, who then fired out of self-defense. The grand jury declined to indict the officers, and McCulloch said he agreed with the decision.
Edward Magee, a spokesman for McCulloch, said the prosecutor does not shy away from charging police officers. “In the 18 years I’ve been in the office, we’ve charged numerous officers,” he said.
The MO State Senator, Jamilah Nasheed received a GED. She did better than some who dropped out. She is the one who we saw protesting in Clayton, MO to remove Prosecutor Mcculloch.
http://www.senate.mo.gov/13info/Members/D05/bio.htm
State Sen. Nasheed Jostles with Police Over Prosector Petition Delivery
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2014/08...ith-police-in-clayton-over-ferguson-shooting/
Okay, folks. Getting into discussions about the school systems is going too far off topic. Let's get back. Thanks
This! What if what started this whole thing is that OW was pissed cause a couple teenagers back talked him so he pulled up to them and slammed his door into them.... If he instigated the physicality of this whole situation, does that change anything?
I thought he was quoting someone else....I'm probably wrong, lol.
My heart breaks for those poor innocent drug dealers who had so much going for them and should have had an opportunity to turn their lives around. The police could have used stun guns on the vehicle to perhaps just gotten out of the way to let them go. The police don't have the right to execute someone for dealing drugs.
Hopefully everyone realizes by now this post is dripping with sarcasm! :angel:
Well, if they have read a few articles, they might be aware of the other case in which McCulloch accepted the grand jury's decision not to indict two officers who shot some drug dealers to death, described here: http://www.newsweek.com/ferguson-prosecutor-robert-p-mccullochs-long-history-siding-police-267357
So sorry- just sharing what I know from some great teachers who feel like the system has failed our kids greatly.
This is what actually happened in the case, allegedly:
"In the car were Earl Murray, a small-time drug dealer, and his friend Ronald Beasley. Waiting for them were a dozen detectives. By the time Murray realized it was a sting, he was surrounded. Panicked, he put his car into reverse but slammed into a police SUV behind him. Two officers approaching the car from the front opened fire. Twenty-one shots rained down on Murray and Beasley."
This is what was presented to the jury:
"The story presented to the grand jury was that Murrays car moved toward the two officers, who then fired out of self-defense. The grand jury declined to indict the officers, and McCulloch said he agreed with the decision."
(source: http://www.newsweek.com/ferguson-prosecutor-robert-p-mccullochs-long-history-siding-police-267357)
See any differences? See why I might be concerned about the grand jury under McCulloch investigating THIS case? I don't have faith that they will hear the real story in there. MOO
Do you have a link for your "actually happened scenario"?
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