Yes, that is factual, what is not accurate in your statement; "the actions of the police officer caused to intensify causing death." What the preliminary report says; "The autopsy revealed no physical findings that support a diagnosis of traumatic asphyxia or strangulation. Mr. Floyd had underlying health conditions including coronary artery disease and hypertensive heart disease. The combined effects of Mr. Floyd being restrained by the police, his underlying health conditions and any potential intoxicants in his system likely contributed to his death.

The key phase is likely contributed, not that any action taken by law enforcement was the direct cause of Floyd's death. Let's put this in other terms... hypothetical only...you make a contribution to your hospital to build a new wing...does that mean you had it built? If one single individual made a contribution, to include a single penny...it is impossible for you to have built the wing. Now, back to Floyd...how big of a part did his coronary artery disease coupled with his hypertension and any chemicals (prescription or illegal substances) play in his death? Next, could the officers reasonably have known of his failing health?

The follow-up to the alleged complaint of a $20 purchase reveals how white cops treat black suspects. Officer Lane did not tell Mr. Floyd why he was pulling him out of the car. The white officer handcuffed Mr. Floyd without explaining why he was doing it. The white cop never asked Mr. Floyd if he had been in Cup Foods or if he had made a purchase.
When Chauvin arrived at the scene he did not discuss the alleged purchase at Cup Foods. It is not mentioned anywhere in the report that at any time did any of the white cops make any attempt whatsoever to help the defeated, handcuffed black man lying on the ground and begging for his life. Chauvin completed the arrest with a gladiator pose showing off his success by holding his knee on the neck of a dead man for several seconds. Black Lives Matter. No wonder people are pissed off and burning cop cars.

It is as if the ME and Baden examined two different bodies. Now I have bigger questions....

Yes, Baden examined Grainer as well as Brown...He also gave testimony in the OJ trial and the JFK hearings. He said Grainer was chocked to death--homicide. Brown did not have drugs in his body--homicide. OJ could not have killed his wife and her friend. And there had to be several gunmen on the grassy knoll...And of course, Epstein was murdered.... On his tv program, more than 90 percent of his cases were homicide. He has been around for a long time...I think he is in his late 80s.