Autopsy showed that Freddie Gray died of an ACCIDENT!
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ire nails it!
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the BLACK criminal was killed
by accident
schmuck couldnt sit still, NOoooooooooooo, he had to thrash around
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So you have Eyer, Hssshhhssss and jen on your side.
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huh. ???
'r u on smthng ? 'didn't u get my previous post - 'm not on bb's side
+ u said u had me on iggy
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Pathologist who testified in the George Zimmerman case has problems with the #FreddieGray autopsy
Baltimore Sun columnist Dan Rodricks has an interesting item today that questions the conclusions reached by the pathologist who did the autopsy on Freddie Gray.
Rodricks writes:
Opinion: Asked about the Maryland medical examiner’s conclusion that Freddie Gray’s death from injuries sustained in police custody was a homicide, Dr. Vincent DiMaio, one of the nation’s leading forensic pathologists, said: “I’d have to respectfully disagree, and I know a number of other medical examiners do. It would be more appropriate to have classified this case as either an accident or ‘undetermined,’ because the way it’s being called a homicide is, in a way, something that a jury has to decide. A medical examiner is not a lawyer, is not a jury. … They’re saying [Gray’s death] was not an unforeseen event. That’s something for a jury to decide, not the doctor to decide.”
Fact: DiMaio has been a forensic pathologist for more than 40 years, most of them in Texas. He has testified in high-profile cases, including the Florida trial of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin. He did some of his training in the Maryland medical examiner’s office.
If you recall, DiMaio was called by the defense in the George Zimmerman case to refute testimony provided by the prosecutor’s key medical witnesses:
Pathologist who testified in the George Zimmerman case has problems with the #FreddieGray autopsy
Baltimore Sun columnist Dan Rodricks has an interesting item today that questions the conclusions reached by the pathologist who did the autopsy on Freddie Gray.
Rodricks writes:
Opinion: Asked about the Maryland medical examiner’s conclusion that Freddie Gray’s death from injuries sustained in police custody was a homicide, Dr. Vincent DiMaio, one of the nation’s leading forensic pathologists, said: “I’d have to respectfully disagree, and I know a number of other medical examiners do. It would be more appropriate to have classified this case as either an accident or ‘undetermined,’ because the way it’s being called a homicide is, in a way, something that a jury has to decide. A medical examiner is not a lawyer, is not a jury. … They’re saying [Gray’s death] was not an unforeseen event. That’s something for a jury to decide, not the doctor to decide.”
Fact: DiMaio has been a forensic pathologist for more than 40 years, most of them in Texas. He has testified in high-profile cases, including the Florida trial of George Zimmerman in the death of Trayvon Martin. He did some of his training in the Maryland medical examiner’s office.
If you recall, DiMaio was called by the defense in the George Zimmerman case to refute testimony provided by the prosecutor’s key medical witnesses:
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