Right, but the suspect’s description was released by dispatch at 11:57:47 before Wilson left the scene of his sick call at 12:00:00.
Wilson’s friend says Wilson drove past Brown, which had to be after 12:00:00, and THEN heard/received the suspect’s description for the robbery call. How did he manage that if the description was released 2 minutes before he left the sick call and 3 minutes before he first encountered Brown at 12:01?
I’m way confused.
I honestly don’t think it matters. See post 179. Hope someone saved that video from youtube before it disappears.
and so am I.
Those dern timelines will get you everytime.
Buckeye, you’ve made numerous comments about the timeline and the only link I’ve seen you provide is from MSNBC way up toward the beginning of the thread. Could it be that they’re wrong? Or have you independently verified the timeline? Since it’s all just a matter of minutes it may be simple human error. And even if it’s exactly accurate, the physical evidence will provide a good accounting of how the events transpired, so the truth will out in time.
I appreciate your investigative efforts but they may turn out to be as relevent as what Lee Harvey Oswald ate for breakfast that day. We’ll have to wait and see how it all pans out.
Here is the Timeline with that information in there:
A MATTER OF MINUTES: TIMELINE OF THE MICHAEL BROWN SHOOTING
11.48am - Officer Darren Wilson and an ambulance crew were at an unrelated call about a sick person
11.51am - A 911 call comes in about a ‘strong- armed’ robbery at a nearby convenience store
11.52am - Police radio dispatch gives a description of two robbery suspects who assaulted a clerk and stole Swisher Sweet cigars. The clerk says the suspects were walking toward the QuickTrip gas station
11:57:47 - the suspect’s description was released by dispatch
12:00:00 Wilson left the scene of the sick call
12.01pm – Officer Wilson encounters Michael Brown walking in the middle of the street in the 2900 block of Canfield Drive. The officer shoots Brown dead following an altercation
12.04pm – A second officer arrives on scene and the ambulance from the sick call arrives to give Brown medical attention. He is declared dead at the scene
12.05pm – A supervisor arrives at the scene of the shooting
Engaged on another call attention on that call. Transcript of the radio traffic, not a summary typewritten event log, will answer your questions.