This doesn't seem to be going well for the state at the moment.
*****State of MN v. Derek Chauvin Trial*****
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MAMA
This is devastating for the prosecution.
that is a complete understatement.J_Daddy05 said:
This doesn't seem to be going well for the state at the moment.
This is a gold witness for the defense
MAMA
Wow this is a crazy turn. We haven't even gotten to expert witness and this looks bad for the prosecution. Like really bad. Everything she said.
Noticed changes in his behavior about two weeks before his death he was using again.
loved how she knew so much and loved to talk when the prosecutor was asking questions, now she doesn't seem to excited. this is great television
Man, the defense attorney was like a surgeon with a scalpel. He picked her apart.
unfortunately, all this will never be played for the massesAustinCountyAg said:
loved how she knew so much and loved to talk when the prosecutor was asking questions, now she doesn't seem to excited. this is great television
How can the state rehab this witness?
These are the state witnesses cant wait for the defense ones
aggiehawg said:
How can the state rehab this witness?
Prosecution trying to do damage control..
He called his mother "Mama" and called her that too, just in a different way? LOL.
State tried to rehab her comment about being called Mama. Didn't go very well because she said it was different the way he said it.
You did not die, correct?
I'm only able to watch small amounts of this....
What is the importance of him calling her "mama"? I know that Floyd kept saying that he wanted his moma during the arrest, but what would it matter if the GF was mama?
What is the importance of him calling her "mama"? I know that Floyd kept saying that he wanted his moma during the arrest, but what would it matter if the GF was mama?
Hillary paid for warrant to spy on Trump.
Is this as bad as it sounds for the state?
Stop digging the hole Frank! Let it go!
Yes. And it is not getting better on re-direct either.aginlakeway said:
Is this as bad as it sounds for the state?
pacecar02 said:
You did not die, correct?
Does anyone else think the prosecution is at a loss for what to say right now?
Did we learn why she didn't like Maurcie?
After taking the pills Floyd had a lot of energy.
In recess right now. 20 minutes.
Tried to figure out how to get out of that mess, and **** all over themselves.Good Poster said:
Does anyone else think the prosecution is at a loss for what to say right now?
She didn't have to answer that question. It was personal, and wouldn't have helped the prosecution. They objected and the judge upheld it.Mr. AGSPRT04 said:
Did we learn why she didn't like Maurcie?
Hawg, 1-10 how bad was that for the state?
The way she emphasized a looooot of energy is going to stick in people's minds.
Edit to add the ooof factor when Judge Cahill overruled state's objection to the first OD question.
Edit to add the ooof factor when Judge Cahill overruled state's objection to the first OD question.
Defense attorney after that round
Good Poster said:
Hawg, 1-10 how bad was that for the state?
Not a lawyer but I'm probably going with below a 0 here...