Page 2 of George Floyd's autopsy

IIRC, the fellow who did the original autopsy did not testify, the fellow who testified had NOT examined the body.

How on earth didn’t Chauvin’s lawyer jump all over that? It feels like malpractice, or he was in on it.

He had 22 complaints against him. That is quite a bit.

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George Floyd suffered a stroke from Myocarditis and Pericarditis side effects from the COVID VAX. No doubt!

/sarc.

"86 ng/ml opiates"

If someone had just given Big Gorge one nostril's worth of Narcan, Chauvin would be planning his Christmas vacation. Even better, the shock might have killed him -- the sudden opiate block combined with that much fresh amphetamine analogs.

Now you’ve heard The Rest of the Story.
—Paul Harvey

May Paul Harvey RIP.

… that Floyd did NOT die of a drug-overdose.

Nope! He died of SEVERAL drug overdoses!

That settles it, Climate Change killed him

“He died of Covid19”

LOL!

"How on earth didn’t Chauvin’s lawyer jump all over that?"

There is an avenue of appeal -- at this point, inadequacy of counsel based on a failure to call Maya Santamaria -- that would free Chauvin.

Derek Chauvin's lawyer asks a Minnesota appeals court to toss his murder convictions
1/19/2023, 8:34:05 AM · 82 of 88
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"Your Honor, I now call the owner of the El Nuevo Rodeo club in Minneapolis, Maya Santamaria, to the stand."
"Maam, did you not tell KSTP that Mr. Chauvin and Big Gorge "both worked security for your club "El Nuevo Rodeo" all the way up to the end of 2019"?
"Maam, did you give this quote to the media?":
"Chauvin was our off-duty police for almost the entirety of the 17 years that we were open," Santamaria said. "They were working together at the same time, it's just that Chauvin worked outside and the security guards were inside...the two overlapped working security on popular music nights within the last year..."
"My friend sent me (the video) and said this is your guy who used to work for you and I said, 'It's not him.' And then they did the closeup and that's when I said, 'Oh my God, that's him,'" Santamaria said. "I didn't recognize George as one of our security guys because he looked really different lying there like that."
"Your Honor. Under Minnesota Statute 609.195, Murder3 requires "depraved heart", yet these 2 men knew each other; it is factually not possible that they did not know each other.
Your Honor, no previous Minnesota Murder3 conviction has ever stood on appeal, when there was any evidence that the assailant knew the victim. Therefore, I ask this Court to immediately vacate the original verdict on the Murder3 count and order a retrial; or in the alternate, I ask this Court to immediately fully endorse a writ of certiorari to the United States Supreme Court on these grounds giving rise to habeus corpus."

Chauvin was railroaded by these leftist freaks.

Oh, yeah. The failure to grant a change of venue, at a minimum, is grounds for a mistrial. The prosecutorial interference with the medical testimony is probably sufficient for a dismal with prejudice, meaning he cannot be tried again. In a just world.

Those numbers, by themselves, don't describe a fatal does of fentanyl, although they may have been a contributing factor to the cause. 11 ng/Ml is the average for a strong therapeutic dose, an average fatal dose is closer to 20 ng/ML. Norfentanyl is inert to the body, but may result from metabolized fentanyl.

The meth rates are a tenth of what is considered to be a fatal dose.

Yeah, sure. 22 complaints against Chauvin. How many of them were valid, having to deal with the likes of George Floyd day in and day out.

The same people who say Trump has so many indictments that he must be guilty.

And the same kind of legal system we being used for political purposes against both of them.

Chauvin wasn’t supposed to be tried on the basis of other “complaints” against him. He was supposed to be tried for what he was unjustly accused of. Some people aren’t smart enough to understand that.

Regardless of whether he is a bad person or not, as you said, it is pretty clear Chauvin did not kill George Floyd, but was lynched by a mob wearing the veneer of a real legal system.

Imagine that.

So obviously he needed five televised funerals and a gold casket

Baker’s final autopsy findings, issued on June 1, found that Floyd’s heart stopped while he was being restrained and that his death was a homicide caused by “cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression”.

Right now, if I was Chauvin, I’d be leaving “I didn’t commit suicide” sticky notes all over the place and send them in the mail to everyone I know. As it is, I’m afraid he has been marked for a Jeffrey Epstein “Suicide in Jail” Special.

I wonder what his liver looked like.

Chauvin was a dirty cop who would have made it in the old days before the cell phones and social media.

Was this tox allowed in as evidence?