[DoodleDawg]

We know that when he died, Floyd had something like three times a lethal dose of fentanyl in his system. How will the prosecution try to overcome that fact?

Easy. They will point out that there is no one lethal dose for drugs like fentanyl. That what constitutes a lethal dose depends on the users size, overall health, and whether they are a regular user of the drug, a fact the prosecution established. What might kill a new user would be shrugged off by a junky like Floyd.

That's how.

[Jumper]

How do they argue that it dod not kill him. How do they stop a dead man walking from dying?

[Thommas]

They will point out that there is no one lethal dose for drugs like fentanyl.

That certainly is an entertaining approach. However, the amount of fentanyl/metamphetamine and the
autopsy discovery that George's lungs were 1.5 to 2x their normal weight, being sloppy with drug induces fluid,
concludes that he died of dry-land drowning.

No amount of CPR, EMT intervention, lack of physical restraint, or ER efforts was going to save
Mr. Floyd from his self inflicted drug overdose.