When testifying they did mention they worked with the Department of Justice which lends a lot of weight to credibility, imo.The jury was never told where the FBI experts came from. We know they were FBI experts, but they don't. I wonder what they'd say if they knew the experts were from the FBI?
Truthfully, it is everywhere. If they do happen to get stopped, they flash their badge and get waved on. Rarely do they ever get charged for it. Just go to the bar closest to your location patrol station and look how many cops are blasted then get right into their cars.
this is my thought .. not a conspiracy but a bad law enforcement attempt to cover up whatever really happened & a ridiculous investigation by MSP
7,275,553 views Dec 22, 2016 On November 13, 2016 Lt. Brian Filipiak of the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office was arrested on suspicion of "super drunk" driving in northern Michigan’s Montmorency County. RELATED STORY: http://s.mlive.com/MAHqYvW
Highlights:
00:15 Montmorency County Sheriff Deputy Zachery Morrison passed the pickup truck driven by Brian Filipiak, an off duty Lieutenant of the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Office and turns around in pursuit.
00:45 The pickup truck is seen swerving over the fog line, into the shoulder, then back left over the center line.
1:00 Filipiak pulls his truck to the side of the road as he passes a Michigan DNR officer who was also responding to the 9-1-1 calls for a reckless driver.
1:20 Deputy Morrison approaches the driver
1:27 BODYCAM FOOTAGE BEGINS - The assisting DNR officer can be seen on the other side of the truck.
2:54 Deputy Morrison returns to the truck to have Filipiak take a field sobriety test.
11:50 Deputy Morrison beings to physically remove Filipiak from the truck.
13:25 Deputy Morrison and the assisting DNR office attempt to pull Filipiak from the truck.
13:48 Deputy Morrison warns Filipiak he’ll be tasered if he does not exit the truck.
16:53 Filipiak is placed under arrest.
20:08 Filipiak states he wants a “Cop to a Cop” deal
21:17 Both officers struggle to get Filipiak in the back seat of the police cruiser.
???This is the post I was referring to from the Crimes... thread.
There's an interesting video I posted in the Crimes by the justice system thread. It shows an off duty cop being pulled over for DUI and not being let go.
He was not happy about that.
Mine, too then add the altered video and it makes for a whole bunch of reasonable doubt for me.You are correct. I haven't seen you post anything regarding your opinion.
MSM is publishing a LOT of articles about a hung jury. However, what the public thinks is neither here nor there. The 12 jurors are struggling to come to a unanimous decision.
Here, we get to know a LOT more than the jury and that's where it gets difficult. The Judge refused to delay the trial when both the CE & defense strongly opposed.
From watching everyday of this trial I know based on the FBI reconstruction experts testimony that Officer O'Keefe's injuries did not come from a vehicle accident. That is the basis of my reasonable doubt.
He was mad probably because he figured he would be let off. He's probably been let off for flashing his badge before IMO.There's an interesting video I posted in the Crimes by the justice system thread. It shows an off duty cop being pulled over for DUI and not being let go.
He was not happy about that.
And because of this attempt to cover up whatever really happened, we might not ever know what really happened. I'm still not convinced she did not do it, but with all of the shenanigans by the people in charge of the investigation, they themselves have given me more than reasonable doubt to where I could not in good conscious find her guilty.this is my thought .. not a conspiracy but a bad law enforcement attempt to cover up whatever really happened & a ridiculous investigation by MSP
And because of this attempt to cover up whatever really happened, we might not ever know what really happened. I'm still not convinced she did not do it, but with all of the shenanigans by the people in charge of the investigation, they themselves have given me more than reasonable doubt to where I could not in good conscious find her guilty.
Funny how it's the prosecution themselves that had led you there, too, isn't it? I'm getting closer and closer to that conclusion every time I go back and look and reread at what happened in court. It's the prosecution that had totally led me there.I'm positive she didn't do it.
Funny how it's the prosecution themselves that had led you there, too, isn't it? I'm getting closer and closer to that conclusion every time I go back and look and reread at what happened in court. It's the prosecution that had totally led me there.
Ok. I guess if it was over a long period of time that could be the case but the BAC speaks for itself really."They" in what I was talking about were the very people with her that night that saw her the entire time. They ALL testified that she did not appear drunk that night.
What BAC? Kdg went through the difference in a previous post to you.Ok. I guess if it was over a long period of time that could be the case but the BAC speaks for itself really.
Also we can't assume they knew anything about how her medical issues affect her metabolism which could totally skew their calculations approx 9 hours after her supposed last consumption.What BAC? Kdg went through the difference in a previous post to you.
We also simply can not assume they asked her or even assume they did their calculations correctly in the first place since they did the exact opposite of what we think we should be able to assume the way they should do things.
Which medical issues?Also we can't assume they knew anything about how her medical issues affect her metabolism which could totally skew their calculations approx 9 hours after her supposed last consumption.
Which medical issues?
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That and her Crohn's disease, the rain why she had an ostomy both would. That's not even counting the meds she's most likely on.I only realized about the MS. I learned something new. I had no idea it affected your metabolism.