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In reply to the discussion: The Ferguson Prosecutor, McCullough, 'Failed' to get a GJ Indictment. How rare is this? [View all]sabrina 1
(62,325 posts)regarding whether or not Wilson knew about the robbery. This witness corroborates the Chief's statement that he did not. See here for a transcript of the officer's testimony before the GJ: http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=5873607
Addionally there is the original eye witness account of Brown's friend, Johnson who actually saw everything from the moment Wilson pulled them over. He also stated that Wilson stopped them for walking down the street. So now there are three statements contradicting McCullough and Wilson.
Which seems to mean that McCullough and Wilson both lied to the GJ.
And there is more damning evidence that this entire process was tainted by the Prosecutor himself, the fear of which is why people asked Nixon, the Gov, for a Special Prosecutor/
It appears the McCullough was RAISING FUNDS for Wilson, nearly half a million before the website was taken down.
In what legal scenario is okay for a prosecutor to raise funds for his own, supposed, 'suspect'??
I will post a link to that info when I get a chance.
The Bar Association has raised questions also about the process. Imo, it is now so tainted that the entire process needs to start all over again.
Btw, I agree there are good cops who would not go along with any plan to deceive the GJ. And it appears that is true, as the officer who testified shows.