HangTextDrivers <hangtextdrivers@gmail.com> wrote in
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> Floyd was saying, "I can't breathe," over and over BEFORE he was put
> on the ground !! The MNPD rules said that when a suspect says that
> it means he's dying of a drug overdose and you must put him on the
> ground and put a knee to his back to keep him there because - when he
> gets to point where he truly cannot breathe, he will go berzerk. Both
> legally and ethically chauvin did the right thing. The media lied
> again.
>
> https://www.zerohedge.com/political/whole-george-floyd-story-was-lie-tu
> cker-carlson
>
> oct 20 2023 Tucker Carlson just challenged one of the left's most
> sacred of cows - George Floyd, an ex-con who died with an
> elephant-dose of fentanyl in his system and a history of health
> issues, while in custody of Minneapolis police on May 25, 2020.
>
> According to Carlson, we need to revisit certain popular narratives,
> including the circumstances surrounding Floyd's death - and in
> particular, inconsistencies between public perception - that Floyd
> died under the knee of former officer Derek Chauvin, who's currently
> serving more than 40 years in state and federal sentences.
>
> "Did, for example, a racist white cop actually murder a man called
> George Floyd, a civil rights leader in Minneapolis on Memorial Day of
> 2020? Now we've been told that that happened, told it relentlessly for
> more than three years," Carlson says, adding "But the question is, did
> he [Derek Chauvin] actually murder George Floyd? And the answer is,
> well, no, he didn't murder George Floyd, and we're not guessing about
> that; we know it conclusively thanks to a new court case now underway
> in Hennepin County, Minnesota."
>
> The lawsuit, incidental to Floyd and Chauvin, unveiled sworn
> deposition excerpts from a conversation with County Medical Examiner
> Andrew Baker, indicating that Floyd's passing was not due to
> asphyxiation or strangulation. Instead, factors including drug use and
> a fatal concentration of fentanyl were significant contributors,
> reframing his demise from the widely publicized 'murder' to an
> inadvertent overdose.
>
> "In other words, George Floyd, according to the official autopsy, was
> not murdered. He died instead of what we used to call natural causes,
> which, in his case, would include decades of drug use, as well as the
> fatal concentration of fentanyl that was in his system on his final
> day,"

The convictions should be overturned and the officers set free then.