Official autopsy shows Michael Brown had close-range wound to his hand, marijuana in system

[Travelman]

205. OK.

The autopsy report does not say from front or back. I read the official autopsy and there is nothing that says the shot could only come from the front.

Actually, it does, albeit in an oblique way. From the autopsy report:

#8. There is a gunshot entrance wound of the dorsal right forearm. This wound is located 16.0 cm below the level of the right elbow and 2.0 cm right of the posterior midline of the forearm.

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This wound pairs with the wound of the medial ventral right forearm described immediately below which is an exit wound. The path of this wound is slightly upward, forward, and leftward.

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#9. There is a gunshot exit wound of the medial ventral right forearm. This wound is located 15.0 cm below the level of the elbow and 5.0 cm to the left of the anterior midline of the right forearm

If someone has their hands up in a "surrender" posture (as in hands over one's head, palms foreward), then if shot from the front, the wound would have been an entrance wound on the ventral forearm and the exit wound on the dorsal. If someone has their hands up in a "surrender" posture and was shot from behind, then the shot would indeed have a dorsal-to-ventral track, but it would be "downward," meaning that the exit wound would have been farther from the elbow, not closer to it. It also would be pretty unlikely to track from right to left on someone's right arm; that would position the trajectory as being both behind and to the right of the of the shootee. So unless Brown kneeled down in the street, with his back to Wilson, and turned at a 45-degree angle to Wilson, and then, AFTER GETTING SHOT IN THE ARM, BREAKING HIS ARM, he stood up and turned to face Wilson, that wound is not explained by a shot from behind.

But, if Brown threw his arm up in a defensive posture, as if to shield himself from shots being fired at him, then the wound is readily explained as having come from the front.

Additiaonlly, there are seven witnesses that all say his arms were up.

Those same people also claimed that he was shot in the back, which is demonstrably untrue. "Eye-witnesses" are notoriously unreliable. This has been demonstrated over and over and over and over again. There's an entire field of legal study dedicated to this very phenomena. They didn't see what happened. They weren't actually witnesses. They were witnesses to rumors, not the actual event. Sorry.

Not going to address the part of defensive wound since you admit it could be. Why the hell was his gun drawn? I will address the fact I have not seen anything that emphatically states Wilson said he drew his own gun. Glad to hear that. Please link that if you have it handy.

I keep giving the same link over and over and over again and yet nobody seems to be willing to actually read it.

I guess it wasn't obvious but I thought it would be. I did not mean Wilson tried to pull Michael Brown's entire body into the SUV through the window. I meant I believe, as witnesses have stated, Wilson grabbed Brown through the window and pulled him in. Pulled his head in. Not all 300 lbs of him

And what possible purpose could that possibly serve? That's just silly. After he pulls Brown's head into the car, then what? He's at a very distinct tactical disadvantage if he does that: he can't open the door, he can't pull Brown in, he can't apprehend Brown in that position without letting him go. What's he supposed to do? Yell at him?

Yeah, that's what I meant. I didn't mean that Wilson was closer to Brown because Wilson ran toward Brown, chased him. Please show me where it says the SUV was 35 feet from the body. Frankly, as far as I have read, Michael Brown's body was 108 feet from the SUV and his show was 20 feet. I find nothing that says his body was only 35 feet. I read that was Wilson

Please, again, show me a link that states Michael Brown's body was only 35 feet from the SUV

That was based upon multiple initial reports:

Brown was shot about 35 feet from the vehicle, the chief said, declining to provide more details. The officer's name has not been released by authorities.

The officer was able to get out of the car and the fatal shooting occurred approximately 35 feet from where the vehicle was parked.

Belmar said one shot was fired by the officer’s gun inside the car during the struggle, and that the officer then got out of the car and fired multiple times. Brown fell dead in the street. Belmar said the crime scene covered a distance of just 35 feet.

Looking at the video:

I might be convinced that it's more than 35 feet from Wilson's cruiser (on the left) to Brown's body, but I'm not buying anything remotely like 108 feet.