dirty cop stabbed in Arizona low security facility..
Nov 25, 2023 19:34:51 #
WEBCO wrote:
Not true, Floyd was dead when he ingested all his f******l. That is an undeniable fact.
Undeniable..... hell, it is not even true.. it is only one more wish the right wing wants to be true and keep on repeating and repeating..
Nov 25, 2023 19:46:30 #
\you trump chumps can wish all you want.. Floyd was murdered by cop named Chauvin...
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2023/11/03/george-floyd-was-murdered-did-not-die-of-drug-overdose-fact-check/71410099007/
The claim: Court documents prove G****e F***d died of a drug overdose
Our rating: False
The claim misrepresents a deposition that describes a conversation between a prosecutor and the medical examiner who performed G****e F***d's autopsy. The medical examiner's autopsy report and his testimony at trial indicate Floyd died as a result of "cardiopulmonary arrest" complicated by "restraint and neck compression." The court documents in question never attribute Floyd's death to a drug overdose.
https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-george-floyd-autopsy-new-892530421961
AP FACT CHECK
G****e F***d’s autopsy report is not new, does not say he died of an overdose
“So, the other significant conditions are things that played a role in the death, but didn’t directly cause the death,” Baker said. “So, for example, Mr. Floyd’s use of f******l did not cause the subdual or neck restraint; his heart disease did not cause the subdual or the neck restraint.”
Nothing new has emerged in the medical examiner’s findings.
But recently posts have been circulating on social media falsely claiming that new court documents show Floyd was not murdered and, instead, died of a drug overdose.
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson also posted a video to his X account on Oct. 20 in which he says, “G****e F***d, according to the official autopsy, was not murdered. He died instead of what we used to call natural causes, which in his case would include decades of drug use, as well as the fatal concentration of f******l that was in his system on his final day.”
That’s not true. Floyd’s autopsy report hasn’t changed. It shows Floyd had f******l in his system when he died, but determined his death was caused by action taken by police that resulted in cardiac arrest. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s office confirmed to us in a phone interview on Nov. 3 that no changes have been made.
Experts at Chauvin’s trial also said the evidence doesn’t support the idea that he had died of an overdose, as USA Today reported.
Court Deposition Doesn’t Say Floyd Died of Overdose
Misinformation pushers have been making claims similar to Carlson’s since a website highlighted statements that were recently made public in an unrelated court case.
The website, called Alpha News, describes itself as an outlet focusing on Minnesota news that “mainstream media all too often refuses to report and routinely disregards.” It doesn’t disclose any kind of political affiliation, but the site was founded by Alex Kharam, who is the executive director of a nonprofit that “works to promote conservative ideals and free market principles.” The nonprofit had an associated political action committee that spent more than $250,000 since the 2016 e******n cycle to support conservative politicians in Minnesota, according to data from the Federal E******n Commission.
DEBUNKING V***L CLAIMS › FACTCHECK POSTS
No Change in G****e F***d’s Cause of Death, Despite V***l False Claims
“So, the other significant conditions are things that played a role in the death, but didn’t directly cause the death,” Baker said. “So, for example, Mr. Floyd’s use of f******l did not cause the subdual or neck restraint; his heart disease did not cause the subdual or the neck restraint.”
Nothing new has emerged in the medical examiner’s findings.
But recently posts have been circulating on social media falsely claiming that new court documents show Floyd was not murdered and, instead, died of a drug overdose.
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson also posted a video to his X account on Oct. 20 in which he says, “G****e F***d, according to the official autopsy, was not murdered. He died instead of what we used to call natural causes, which in his case would include decades of drug use, as well as the fatal concentration of f******l that was in his system on his final day.”
That’s not true. Floyd’s autopsy report hasn’t changed. It shows Floyd had f******l in his system when he died, but determined his death was caused by action taken by police that resulted in cardiac arrest. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s office confirmed to us in a phone interview on Nov. 3 that no changes have been made.
Experts at Chauvin’s trial also said the evidence doesn’t support the idea that he had died of an overdose, as USA Today reported.
Court Deposition Doesn’t Say Floyd Died of Overdose
Misinformation pushers have been making claims similar to Carlson’s since a website highlighted statements that were recently made public in an unrelated court case.
The website, called Alpha News, describes itself as an outlet focusing on Minnesota news that “mainstream media all too often refuses to report and routinely disregards.” It doesn’t disclose any kind of political affiliation, but the site was founded by Alex Kharam, who is the executive director of a nonprofit that “works to promote conservative ideals and free market principles.” The nonprofit had an associated political action committee that spent more than $250,000 since the 2016 e******n cycle to support conservative politicians in Minnesota, according to data from the Federal E******n Commission.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2023/11/03/george-floyd-was-murdered-did-not-die-of-drug-overdose-fact-check/71410099007/
The claim: Court documents prove G****e F***d died of a drug overdose
Our rating: False
The claim misrepresents a deposition that describes a conversation between a prosecutor and the medical examiner who performed G****e F***d's autopsy. The medical examiner's autopsy report and his testimony at trial indicate Floyd died as a result of "cardiopulmonary arrest" complicated by "restraint and neck compression." The court documents in question never attribute Floyd's death to a drug overdose.
https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-george-floyd-autopsy-new-892530421961
AP FACT CHECK
G****e F***d’s autopsy report is not new, does not say he died of an overdose
“So, the other significant conditions are things that played a role in the death, but didn’t directly cause the death,” Baker said. “So, for example, Mr. Floyd’s use of f******l did not cause the subdual or neck restraint; his heart disease did not cause the subdual or the neck restraint.”
Nothing new has emerged in the medical examiner’s findings.
But recently posts have been circulating on social media falsely claiming that new court documents show Floyd was not murdered and, instead, died of a drug overdose.
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson also posted a video to his X account on Oct. 20 in which he says, “G****e F***d, according to the official autopsy, was not murdered. He died instead of what we used to call natural causes, which in his case would include decades of drug use, as well as the fatal concentration of f******l that was in his system on his final day.”
That’s not true. Floyd’s autopsy report hasn’t changed. It shows Floyd had f******l in his system when he died, but determined his death was caused by action taken by police that resulted in cardiac arrest. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s office confirmed to us in a phone interview on Nov. 3 that no changes have been made.
Experts at Chauvin’s trial also said the evidence doesn’t support the idea that he had died of an overdose, as USA Today reported.
Court Deposition Doesn’t Say Floyd Died of Overdose
Misinformation pushers have been making claims similar to Carlson’s since a website highlighted statements that were recently made public in an unrelated court case.
The website, called Alpha News, describes itself as an outlet focusing on Minnesota news that “mainstream media all too often refuses to report and routinely disregards.” It doesn’t disclose any kind of political affiliation, but the site was founded by Alex Kharam, who is the executive director of a nonprofit that “works to promote conservative ideals and free market principles.” The nonprofit had an associated political action committee that spent more than $250,000 since the 2016 e******n cycle to support conservative politicians in Minnesota, according to data from the Federal E******n Commission.
DEBUNKING V***L CLAIMS › FACTCHECK POSTS
No Change in G****e F***d’s Cause of Death, Despite V***l False Claims
“So, the other significant conditions are things that played a role in the death, but didn’t directly cause the death,” Baker said. “So, for example, Mr. Floyd’s use of f******l did not cause the subdual or neck restraint; his heart disease did not cause the subdual or the neck restraint.”
Nothing new has emerged in the medical examiner’s findings.
But recently posts have been circulating on social media falsely claiming that new court documents show Floyd was not murdered and, instead, died of a drug overdose.
Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson also posted a video to his X account on Oct. 20 in which he says, “G****e F***d, according to the official autopsy, was not murdered. He died instead of what we used to call natural causes, which in his case would include decades of drug use, as well as the fatal concentration of f******l that was in his system on his final day.”
That’s not true. Floyd’s autopsy report hasn’t changed. It shows Floyd had f******l in his system when he died, but determined his death was caused by action taken by police that resulted in cardiac arrest. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner’s office confirmed to us in a phone interview on Nov. 3 that no changes have been made.
Experts at Chauvin’s trial also said the evidence doesn’t support the idea that he had died of an overdose, as USA Today reported.
Court Deposition Doesn’t Say Floyd Died of Overdose
Misinformation pushers have been making claims similar to Carlson’s since a website highlighted statements that were recently made public in an unrelated court case.
The website, called Alpha News, describes itself as an outlet focusing on Minnesota news that “mainstream media all too often refuses to report and routinely disregards.” It doesn’t disclose any kind of political affiliation, but the site was founded by Alex Kharam, who is the executive director of a nonprofit that “works to promote conservative ideals and free market principles.” The nonprofit had an associated political action committee that spent more than $250,000 since the 2016 e******n cycle to support conservative politicians in Minnesota, according to data from the Federal E******n Commission.
Nov 25, 2023 19:55:01 #
permafrost wrote:
I missed nothing.. it was important to me at that the time.. coldblooded murder in plain public view, taking over 8 minutes off the clock..
Chavin was facing multiple felony charges, none related to the Murder of Floyd.. those went to court a few months after the murder trial.. Look em up.. Chauvin was a dirty cop.. no matter how you thing it went down it was only a dirty cop who murdered an unarmed man guilt of a minor offences..
Chavin was facing multiple felony charges, none related to the Murder of Floyd.. those went to court a few months after the murder trial.. Look em up.. Chauvin was a dirty cop.. no matter how you thing it went down it was only a dirty cop who murdered an unarmed man guilt of a minor offences..
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Nov 25, 2023 20:13:45 #
BIRDMAN wrote:
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Absolutely correct Bird.. I am amazed that we do agree on at least one thing... great..
Have a good one..
Nov 26, 2023 06:01:48 #
permafrost wrote:
Undeniable..... hell, it is not even true.. it is only one more wish the right wing wants to be true and keep on repeating and repeating..
It's a fact...accept it or not. It is a fact
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