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Easy to see why... the testimony earlier this week just tears you apart. The witnesses are traumatized. They all said in a different way that they feel a responsibility for not doing more than they did to try to save Floyd's life.
Today his boss said that he felt that excessive force was used. I just got that from twitter - didn't see the testimony or the context.
Sure seems like this guy is going DOWN. I hate to see what might happen if he's exonerated.
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......might be....chauvin.....istic....??
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I reject your reality and substitute my own!
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We're still in the prosecution's case. The defense hasn't even started its presentation yet -best to leave the chickens uncounted, I think.
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police? white?=Burger and a Hug on a Bad Day.
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If the defense runs their turn like they've been doing so far for cross-examine, Chauvin's going to jail. It'll be interesting to see how they present their case of doubt ... because there likely aren't many facts on their side.
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This trial is too heart rending. I'm sticking with the little reports from BBC World Service on the radio. I've overheard a little when my husband watches the evening news in the next room and that's more than enough.
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Sort of holding my breath until there is a fair verdict. One comment by a legal analyst said that allowing former sergeant, David Pleoger's answer on use of force is a possible grounds for a mistrial because he is not an expert on that subject.
