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If that was the case then let's examine:
Average time to absorbtion from stomach of a substance averages 30-45 min. Then is starts to have an effect but minor with an estimated time to peak at 1.5 hours.
You theory would only work if the altercation took more than an hour from the time the police arrived to when he was dead. in addition there would be enough pill matter or peices to see on autopsy as check stomach contents when drugs is su
supected is standard protocol.
Again post mortem results are not accurate so you need more than that to say is was OD related. It's the prosecution job to explain so we will see what they do but the science does not back using post mortem levels alone.
By all accounts there was not enough time for what you propose to have actually happened.
Floyd took those drugs he put in his mouth ,a moment when he saw the police coming to his car. His airway was not blocked,
I was trying to say Floyd took the drugs that killed him and his airway was not blocked by the police, he was still breathing when the ambulance came.
Edited to add: CourtTV just indicated that it is Shawanda Hill that will be testifying to the fact that Floyd was falling asleep.
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Floyd took those drugs he put in his mouth ,a moment when he saw the police coming to his car. His airway was not blocked,
I was trying to say Floyd took the drugs that killed him and his airway was not blocked by the police, he was still breathing when the ambulance came.
The paramedic Derek Smith testified yesterday that Floyd was not breathing upon his arrival. His quote, if I remember correctly...“in layman’s term, he was dead”.
Let's put it this way. The individuals were most normal in an abnormal situation. How many times have normal cops put a handcuffed person in a cop car and could not stop him from wriggling out like a five-year old struggling with his mom?
No idea how that has anything to do with the comment you quoted... The comment was to a poster who thinks he some Jack Reacher and medical doctor that can take on 4 armed police officers to save Floyd's life and wondering why no one else did the same.
We all are the jury here as far as this conversation is concerned. If we all here put it to a vote among ourselves, just one vote against you is enough to free Chauvin. Get it?
There are people on here that think the world is flat. When you expand the "jury" to 100s if not 1000s of individual its a no brainer you will always get at least 1 person that votes otherwise. It doesn't really carry much weight. And that poster is right. We are not among the Jury of the Chauvin trial.
If the standard for convicting Chauvin was 'could' the action he took kill someone, the trial would be over in 10 minutes. Guilty. The question is did his action kill Floyd, beyond a reasonable doubt.
I believe the bolded part is not required for 2nd degree Manslaughter which is among the charges.
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