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Maybe. But when you have Fentanyl, meth, cannabis and morphine in your system then causation becomes questionable. Floyd had already stiffened up and fell over before he was in that position.

I too agree and that will all come out at a/the trial. IMO the prosecution is going to have a mountain of evidence to get over.

Not that I'm an expert in such things but,imagining myself as a juror,if the defense were to focus on the *real* autopsy (and not the bought-and-paid-for one) and just say "this guy was,medically speaking,a ticking time bomb.Bad heart,the user of heavy stimulants...he could have keeled over dead just noticing that there was a parking ticket on his windshield".

And given the contents of the *real* autopsy the prosecution wouldn't dare call the County Medical Examiner as a witness...while questioning him they'd have to treat him as a "hostile witness".

Given what I know...or *think* I know...I could vote guilty on something that would get the kneeling cop 3 years...or maybe even 5...on some kind of "criminal negligence" charge.Nothing more.

It's been announced that the kneeling cop will be charged with 2nd Degree Murder.If,by chance,the jury isn't given an option to consider a lesser charge..."negligent homicide" for example...there's a real chance of a hung jury or a "not guilty" verdict.