03-20-2017, 10:08 PM
(03-20-2017, 06:05 PM)Benton Wrote: LeonardLeap's noting of the differences pretty well covers the "more believable" part. There's a lot of editorializing in the first one, some interpretations, some omitted information. My wife was an RN in a psychiatric unit. From her experiences, I find it more believable a mental patient would cover himself or his stuff in feces and he was forced to clean himself up, as opposed to some guards didn't like a black guy so they tortured him.
It's still hard to tell exactly what happened. But I don't see a path from "covered with feces and refused to wash" to "scalded to death" which does not involve serious negligence at the least.
I don't automatically distrust a DA's version in such cases either.
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