[MeganC]

You seem to be leaving out any information that would might justify the officer's action, i.e., the claim he was attacked by Brown, who struggled for the gun, etc.

I think we can agree that the multiple narratives on this event concur that the struggle took place in the police car while the shooting took place well away from the police car. The struggle, which supposedly justifies the shooting, was over and done when the final shots were fired. And, so far as I know at the moment, no shots were fired inside the police car.

This to me means Brown was running away and that Wilson had control of his firearm when the first shot, subsequent shots, and the last shot were all fired. The autopsy reports (both of them so far) do not mention any tattooing from powder as you'd see with someone who was shot at close range, especially with regards to the shots to the bare arm.

Officer Wilson has some explaining to do. I won't rush to judgment, but I'm just saying that the facts in the story are not exactly lining up with the official narrative.

[americas.best.days...]

How does one get entry shots anterior on a person running away? Just curious.

[CAluvdubya]

This to me means Brown was running away and that Wilson had control of his firearm when the first shot, subsequent shots, and the last shot were all fired. The autopsy reports (both of them so far) do not mention any tattooing from powder as you'd see with someone who was shot at close range, especially with regards to the shots to the bare arm.

Which totally explains all the shots being fired into him from the front and not the back. /s

Sorry, but you're not even keeping up with all the information so its hard to take what you say seriously.

[Steve_Seattle]

"This to me means Brown was running away"

There is no evidence that Brown was running away (with his back to the officer) when he was shot. There is evidence that the officer was in a scuffle, that Brown broke loose, started to flee, was ordered to stop, and then charged the officer again, his 300 pounds getting closer and closer to the officer as the first shots did not bring him down.

[Lazamataz]

I think we can agree that the multiple narratives on this event concur that the struggle took place in the police car while the shooting took place well away from the police car. The struggle, which supposedly justifies the shooting, was over and done when the final shots were fired. And, so far as I know at the moment, no shots were fired inside the police car. This to me means Brown was running away and that Wilson had control of his firearm when the first shot, subsequent shots, and the last shot were all fired. The autopsy reports (both of them so far) do not mention any tattooing from powder as you'd see with someone who was shot at close range, especially with regards to the shots to the bare arm. Officer Wilson has some explaining to do. I won't rush to judgment, but I'm just saying that the facts in the story are not exactly lining up with the official narrative.

So.

The coroner observing NO gunshots to the back, ALL gunshots to the front of Michael Brown's corpse... that doesn't even slow you down.

I guess those were those cool special U-turn bullets. No! I know! The cop RICOCHETED them off the sidewalk!

And we ALL know that the cop fractured his own face, to add credence to his story.