Missed it. How did the prosecution do on the cross of the defense's expert guy?

[mobeau69]

Last edited Wed Apr 14, 2021, 06:20 PM - Edit history (1)

TIA

[mcar]

1. They made him look like a blithering idiot

[mobeau69]

2. Thank goodness. He threw a lot of shit against the wall.

It was so ridiculous I left for awhile and missed Blackwell I guess?

[Claire Oh Nette]

3. South African

The Pulmonologist who testified for free was Irish. And devastating.

This clown was educated in Apartheid South Africa, and makes a career out of whitewashing cop shootings.

His analysis of heart disease was full of shit, too.

[mobeau69]

7. Thanks. I will make a correction.

[ecstatic]

18. My accent detector is way off. I thought he was Australian American. nt

[regnaD kciN]

4. "The Irish guy"...

So, tell us, how did the rest of today's trial for the murder of the Black guy go?

[mobeau69]

8. Lighten up dude. 😎

[HUAJIAO]

5. Blackwell wrapped his arrogant know-it-all ass around a barbed wire studded pole...

[mobeau69]

9. Apparently I missed the highlight of the trial today!

Thanks!

[Treefrog]

10. I did too, but I have no doubt it will be played all night on many channels.

No need to bang your head.

[HUAJIAO]

11. I imagine you can find a reply on utub...

[mobeau69]

12. No way. I now live in a rural area and my internet speed sucks.

It’s like dial up.

[Demsrule86]

14. Have you tried to make a deal with Verizon or ATT rolling out mobile routers which us the

the phone internet...they don't strangle it...works great. Future Son-in -law parents have it.

[mobeau69]

17. The only thing I found available is satellite for internet and tv.

TV’s ok except it goes out anytime it storms. Computer is almost worthless for anything but low data uses. It goes out in storms too. The only answer will be when I sell this place and move. LOL

[Crunchy Frog]

20. You can watch all of it on YouTube.

[brush]

15. Yep, Blackwell is quite good.

[XanaDUer2]

6. I missed it nt

[Jirel]

13. It was a surgical dismemberment.

It was worth playing in law school classes to demonstrate how this is done by a real pro. Among the highlights:
1. He forced the expert to admit that he had basically invented the carbon monoxide narrative - he had absolutely no evidence, either from this case or even from emissions information.
2. He forced the expert to admit that he is not a pulmonologist or a cardiologist (which prosecution experts were), and he would defer to the expertise of a pulmonologist or cardiologist with regard to anoxia and effects of heart disease. (In other words, he essentially deferred to prosecution witnesses.)
3. He forced the expert to admit that he did no analysis on how much oxygen George Floyd had remaining in his body during the brutal attack, so he really couldn't rationally speak to this issue of anoxia at all, unlike the pulmonology witness.
4. He forced the expert to admit that the theory that Floyd took pills after arrest was horse hockey. The witness actually said that he sees no way that Floyd could've ingested anything once he was handcuffed.

It went on and on. It was gorgeous.

[HUAJIAO]

16. Yup. A thing of beauty with that self-important little snot..

[Raine]

19. You're totally on point with that! nt

[mobeau69]

21. Excellent synopsis, Jirel. Thank you!

I’ve seen some highlights but hope to see the entire cross eventually. Sounds like it was outstanding!

[Crunchy Frog]

22. I definitely want to watch the cross examination on YouTube tonight.