Autopsy Shows Michael Brown Was Struck at Least 6 Times

[freshwest]

71. Yeah, it's confusing. Maybe it was only one head wound. But really beside the point. There was no

self-defense of the LEO in this as he was a distance away and unarmed. Front, back, side, doesn't matter, he was twenty feet away from the LEO.

And hands up according witnesses and the palm entry, facing the LEO, not away. Could have been fleeing just as said; and the sound of the shot at the building may have made him turn around to say 'don't shoot.'

As you say, rage is not a defense. No less than a case of manslaughter, but it looks more like murder. By definition, murder is an unlawful killing, even if it's by a lawman. That seems to be forgotten, even though authorities have more leeway as they are trained to use lethal force as a last resort, if there is a threat to life. That killing is ceded to them in a nation where people kill daily.

I want a trial to see what the witnesses say and what possible way he could ever defend this, as I don't think he can. He might plead to a lesser charge like manslaughter. But he can't just walk away from this altogether. And the FBI is on the case, now.