04-13-2021, 08:33 AM
(04-12-2021, 11:35 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: [video=youtube][/video]
Maybe I'm not wrong because this medical examiner says that the level of fentanyl in his system could have caused an overdose. He also says that it's not the same for everyone, but that casts some doubt.
He also says that his knee likely wasn't preventing blood from getting to Floyd's brain and, even if it was, people have two of the arteries he was referencing.
He was also talking a lot and screaming, which wouldn't be possible if Chauvin's knee were crushing his neck or lungs to the point of where Floyd was about to die.
The video was specifically cut out of context for clickbait, and the fact you don't realize this is not surprising but further shows the issues of people and the internet. This was an out-of-context clip from a long line of questioning where the medical examiner is actually reaffirming his cause of death as a homicide.
He says "Had Mr. Floyd been home alone in a locked residence with no evidence of trauma and the autopsy showed those levels of fentanyl, then yes he'd certify the death due to fentanyl toxicity, again interpretation is very context dependant." Not in the video, he later goes on to add context back in and say though that the fentanyl did NOT cause the death but rather cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual, restraint, and neck compression were the cause of death.
He continues to go on and explain why every assumption you have made and keep bringing up is incorrect if you want to go watch the actual testimony rather than cherry-picked clips. In the end, this "evidence" you present here is of an expert who disagrees with what you are asserting. Other experts who followed him agreed or went further is casting the blame on the restraint methods used on Floyd.
