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Have any cell phone videos showed up yet?
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I haven’t seen any. On another thread, there was a “witness” (Tiffany Mitchell?) who said she saw a struggle between Brown and the cop, through the window of the cruiser, and she planned to take video but it was over before she could and then she heard shots and ducked. It’s very strange that there are no videos, unless the police have them and are saving them for the Grand Jury. I suppose it would depend upon what story they would tell, whether or not the residents of the neighborhood would turn them over to the police. All anybody can do is wait and hope that in time we’ll learn the truth. If we’re allowed to learn it. Lawsuits already being threatened left and right for violation of civil rights. It’s going to be a mess. Spreading to NYC, I hear. Police overreaction, that is.

Oh, wait. I did see a video somewhere that was allegedly of the cops putting the body into an SUV. I don’t know if it was legit or not.

The investigators said the other day that they know of people claiming to be witnesses and people on social media posting things, but it’s hard to track them down and people aren’t turning them over to the police. With the fiasco surrounding the Trayvon Martin case, who knows if the evidence will get to the right people, if it will be shared with the defendant’s attorneys (if there is a defendant), or if it will be edited first or hidden. It all depends upon what the evidence shows. Bob McCulloch, the county prosecuting attorney, is a Democrat and was on the infamous “Obama Truth Squad” prior to the 2008 election. Remember that? Prosecutors and sheriffs in MO who were going to make sure that people didn’t spread lies about Obama, such as he’s not a citizen or is a Muslim? It’s all political now and it’s spreading across the country. The plan is already taking shape to use this incident and the mobilization of Obama’s base to swing the November election. Or at least to use this as an “explanation” for how the election turns out, against all odds, when, perhaps, the funny business starts with the vote counting.