I see there has been a debate regarding what Dr Barker says at 34:00 regarding "no sign of hypoxia in brain and heart". This can see be interpreted out of context, from a non-medical perspective. From a medical point of view, what Dr Baker is alluding to is the fact that Mr Floyd did not have a myocardial infarction or a non-haemorrhagic stroke. This simply means that the end organs (heart and brain) did not fail because of an intrinsic pathology. i.e. his coronary artery disease did not cause an infarction (or death due to hypoxia) of the heart muscle, which could have lead to PEA and death. If that was the case, part 1 of the death certificate would have been myocardial infarction, and part two would have been restraining - as this would mean the action of the police officer was only contributing but not the cause of his death. As the end organs did not show sign of hypoxia, this means that there was in fact asphyxia which caused the reduction in oxygen supply, which lead to PEA and death. In post mortem of an individual who committed suicide by mode of hanging, for example, there would also not be a sign of "hypoxia or lack of blood flow in heart or brain". I hope it makes sense.
It certainly does. Having seen the cross examination, I have to admit I was a bit frustrated with Dr Baker as he didn't clearly differentiate what you have just described as Mr Nelson harped on about "no signs of hypoxia" in the brain and heart. Well said.
He knew when George stopped moving he was dead. I think he was so mad at the folk's telling him to get his knee off of him that he just kept it there outta spite... Yes spiteful actions. He wasn't gonna let them %&#$%&$ tell him what to do.(°ロ°)☝ How you feel now bozo?
At five mins Kane checked his pulse and voiced he had none, they remained on him until 9 mins when ems took him they knew he was passed out or worse dead
@@beezyc517 100% correct the police department are equally culpable for letting chauvin continue in his post despite his deplorable conduct record and continued violations using excessive use or force which was witnessed globally on TV.
@@connycharleslindstrom6084 He was *pronounced* dead at the hospital. Cos only a doctor can pronounce you dead. He was dead while cop had his knee on his neck... No pulse = dead..
It's a legal issue because they are only allowed to use autopsy photos for specific issues. They cannot purposely traumatize a jury just to get a win so it's ruled on beforehand which they can use for which questions.
What was causing him not to breathe before the officers pressed on him? What was causing his death before the officers got on him? He said, I'm dying. Then he said his goodbyes to his loved ones. How did GF know he was dying?
@@toddshoemaker4285 , I just saw Dr. Baker's testimony and he said that pressing the knee on the coratid artery would not work because the other coratid artery would still give blood flow to the brain so that just leaves officers weight on his body and not being put into the recovery position.
Dr. Baker said, he has a bad heart and the police procedure caused him to get all excited and worked up and dropping dead. So I could say that GF had a bad heart and GF taking even a small amount of methamphetamine causes the heart to work harder making him drop dead. Or GF has a bad heart and taking meth and playing football caused him to drop dead. So we need to put the police on the stand, meth on the stand, football on the stand and GF on the stand because the old man told him to calm down or else HE would give himself a heart attack.
He was suffering a panic attack prior to being removed from the police vehicle and put on the ground and subsequently asphyxiated to death. They clearly had zero regard for him as a human being. George Floyd was murdered by Officer Derek Chauvin.
Why do ya’ll think the real coroner was called as the last medical witness? He should have laid the foundation, not the other examiners. Remember; non of their statements were takin in as evidence!
Here is the story of what happened. Now, one guy that did the autopsy, has everything all the professionals said before align with your determination as the chief medical examiner? Yes, everything that all those other professionals have told you aligns with the official, and only official, medical examination of George Floyd. That's a great way to establish truth, and at the same time pre-emptively counter all of the defense's arguments. That's why.
Medical examination testimony is almost always shown at end of testimony. Medical findings period is. Attorneys usually lay out the external findings first: eye witnesses, police investigation, then medical. Just normal flow of criminal court proceedings
As for why foundation testimonies were done before actual coroner’s statement is so that jury has some understanding of the information that they will actually receive from ME. It shouldn’t be assumed that jury has general knowledge of medical science.
Defendants have a right to all evidence whether we like it or not. I'll tell you what's actually creepy, a man on trial for r×pe and murder who gets to see all of the photos of the women. I just watched one of those.
This Medical Examiner speaks at ease with a very high speed as if he's learned everything by heart. I don't think it's the first time he's answering these questions. Of course, the name and details of the victim will defer from other cases.
@@ivanperez5354 they're throwing they're 2 cents in everytime they get a chance. Which is having an effect on the jurors with a "saying it, without having to say it" type mentality. Idc either way I'm just interested.. for example, they said cause of death was lack of oxygen but that's also a symptom of a couple things coupled with the knee causing it even more. So bias as to not mentioning anything but what is necessary to convict.. possibly. I mean idk I just dont understand how all that on top of being hysterical and drugged out. I mean they said if he died without the police around they would've ruled it a overdose.. it's so confusing watching im just trying to get an understanding is all. I think we can all agree the officer was def wrong in a couple different manors I just dont think it's the main cause of his death, just one of a couple contributing factors given the choices made.
Can any attorney tell us what could Chauvin be fervently writing throughout this trial? Why doesn’t he see to show any respect for those testifying? Wouldn’t that carry more weight with the jury?
It’s pretty common for defendants to write while the trial is going on. Sometimes it’s nothing more than doodling but it does keep them from revealing emotion, or lack of, during testimony. If he’s looking down, the jury members can’t see his facial expressions and the new masks help as well.
The judge will note his behaviour when it comes to sentencing- i love that part, when the judge finally gets his feelings about the case off his chest x also hes probably writing down questions & answers, especially when his own defense are up. So that he can try to build a case against the defense lawyers if/when he gets sent down, so he can appeal the decision of this case, by being 'let down 'by his lawyers.
its not out of disrespect, its what defense attorney's get there defendant(s) to do, things that come up that are questionable or needs clarifications would be, counter measure in defense testimony etc...example
At 36:30 min. The medical examiner stated his brain and heart had no signs of hypoxia or lack of blood flow during the autopsy which means there was no knee to the neck that killed him.
@@ajp4860 All I know is Im gonna prep for the possible upcoming riot and I think you should too. I'll even let you hang with me. I have Doritos and cheese dip. The notebook movie too.
The testimony refers to long term damage related to pre-existing/underlying conditions. If you listen to the context of the testimony it implies that George Floyd’s heart was basically healthy prior to his death. It appears you are cherry picking statements and then drawing unsupported conclusions. I have to wonder if you have a biased view and are shaping all the testimony to fit your prior judgements.
can I see if I got this right, He didn't watch any videos before the autopsy. he didn't find any bruising on the neck and back and yet he says extensive police restraint caused his death???
"yet he says extensive police restraint caused his death???" But that's not what he says. He says that the stress from the arrest and restraint combined with the already poor health of George Floyd and the large quantity of drugs in his system caused the cardiopulmonary arrest which killed him.
@trina8muffin, Did you listen to the Medical Examiner? Homicide is the manner of death of which there are 5 MEs can choose to classify a death. He said it is used as a "medical term, not a legal term" for their purposes. Therefore, homicide does not always equal murder. In this case, the State did choose to bring charges against Chauvin, but according to the ME's testimony, there were multiple *"causes of death"* and notice what the State's Attorney *did not* bring up -- Injuries to Floyd's neck. There weren't any. He did ask about the back to establish there were no injuries found. IMO, this entire thing was a horrible situation. George Floyd's health, the drugs he used, his actions, *plus* Chauvin's lack of care for Mr. Floyd when he lost consciousness, all went wrong. The hold Chauvin used does look like a lot of pressure and body weight is applied to the neck, especially from the camera angle of the bystander, but the autopsy shows that to be false. There are no bruises, no injuries to the neck or throat. The facial injuries are from Floyd moving his head and scraping his own face on the street. We saw that on the video. Finally, the ME concluded Floyd's heart condition was the main culprit in his death; His body could not take the adrenaline rush during the altercation with police and this particular restraint hold they used. You have to look at both sides objectively. The State has the Burden of Proof in that they must prove 'beyond a reasonable doubt' that Chauvin contributed to Floyd's death. It's up to the jury of course. I just don't see that they've met that standard.
@@Deken I tend to agree with much of what you said, but I don't believe the ME said that Mr Floyd's heart was the "main culprit" in so far as he listed the restraint and neck compression as complicating the cardiopulmonary arrest in his "cause of death". If he believed his heart health was the cause he would have declared it something like "Cardiopulmonary arrest due to hypertensive heart disease and atherosclerotic heart disease". He may then have listed restraint etc in "Contributing factors".
The man did it he knew by putting his knee on his neck will cause trouble in the breathing.but he decided to keep on knowing that was telling him I can breath so in front of people he didn't care that mean cold blood it murder this police man is in hot water
Did we watch the same trial? Looked like it wasn't a homicide in the legal sense but medical sense. The defense even got him to admit that the knee was more on the back, mid lower point of the neck and that even if it was on the artery or side of the neck that it wouldnt cause death given that we have two arteries on the neck. It was the stress on the body (heart) from the adrenaline (heart pumps more) from the situation he was in. The drugs contributed to his death as well (said that any amount of meth is bad on the heart as well in general. The fed is his system was lethal too 11mg..people have overdosed on 3mg. All on the person as far as tolerence). It was too much for George to bear.
@@January. Can't breathe. Thanks for bringing that up because the defense got the lady to admit that his airway was indeed open if he could say "I can't breathe" Edit: Also thanks for the spell check.
It might be a combination of everything but ultimately the police are responsible for not giving medical intervention when it was obviously necessary. There is no reasonable doubt in that!
The contradiction is the prosecutions expert witnesses continually prove that a knee or a shin to the side of the neck ABSOLUTLY will not kill someone. Also effectively proving Floyd committed suicide.
Well Mr. Chauvin, I certainly hope you like ramen soup, canned tuna, and dried refried beans. Because that will be the mainstay of your prison diet dude.
What utter garbage you write the video clearly shows chauvins knee on the right side of his neck and his right knee was on his back the emt had to demand he remove his knee after George had died and explain to me how these highly trained officers could not administer first aid . And why murderer chauvin ignored George's pleas not to kill him and if these comments are not enough for you go and look up chauvinspast conduct record 22 complaints including a previous killing .
@@andrewmurray3513 and you clearly hear the medical examiner state the knee on the neck did not stop George from breathing nor was it on his carotid artery. It was a combination of medical history, resisting arrest, drugs, and stress that killed him. It was not the knee.
@@Teddy-bs9ec Are people watching the same trial or just going off of hearsay? I think there are gonna be riots for sure when the stuff people are saying here get shocked by a not guilty verdict. Andrew literally favored the defense on three or four key points.
@@phantompunk0072 exactly. People aren’t even watching the full hearing or even paying attention to the defense and what they are proving. I honestly think they are watching the news and their selected editing to make it favor the prosecution. The defense is dismantling the narrative step by step. The prosecution is going by opinions and the defense is going by facts.
Always RIP 🕊️ Floyd ❤ awe when the Lawyer said “put the photos away” he did that for out of respect for the family of Floyd! He got upset at them u can tell 😢😢
Grossly normal means largely without any major deviations, obstructions, scarring, arrhythmia, or damaged heart tissue and or heart muscle damage..when the chief medical examiner can accurately and adequately assess that their are no major heart defections, it is not a necessity to photograph and admit into evidence during a murder trial; it is perceived as irrelevancy. But noted that George Floyd had atherosclerotic and hypertensive heart disease condition that enlarges the heart and needs more oxygen than the average person does; the ME summarized that particular condition could have played a role in his cause and manner of death ; the subduo restraint and neck compression caused his death kneeling on George Flloyds neck for approximately 9 minutes in conjunction with the knee to his back making it virtually impossible for his diaphragm to successfully expand and contract his diaphragm muscles and rib cage muscles. The officers had him pancaked and sandwiched against the asphalt causing all those other injuries to his face and shoulders and possibly fingers that and the constriction of his abdominal muscles and the ability for the pump handle breathing to breathe regularly as described my Dr. Martin Tobin thr Pulmonologist..
Ok Dr. Explain to us why Floyd kept saying that he couldn't breath before the officers got on top of him? What was asphyxiating him before the officers asphyxiatited him, hhhmmmm?
He was having an anxiety attack, which causes shortness of breath. He also had claustrophobia which he told the officers he had, that's why he was saying he couldn't breath.
@@ivanperez5354 , yes. Or he was having excited delirium. I looked it up. It said you MAY have x,y,z symptoms. So a witness was misleading when he said, no because he didn't have, x,y, or z.
@@bonnielee7134 he wasn't having excited delirium, because he wasn't being aggressive, violent, paranoid, he wasn't yelling, he didn't have any unexpected physical amount of strength nor hypothermia. He was having an anxiety attack that's it.
I don’t know exactly what it is about this prosecutor, but he always makes me think of Kenna Thompson from SNL. Like he could be his serious older brother or something. Keep waiting for him to crack up!
You’re lucky he is doing a job, because if he wasn’t then there would be no court case and no outcome. Leaving justice to you would be like asking a gossip at a bus stop what they think - that’s not the justice system.
@@uszatku9417 I say a better way to resolve this would be to hold that cop down the way he held Floyd down for as long as he did so. That’ll solve the mystery of what happened here.
I see there has been a debate regarding what Dr Barker says at 34:00 regarding "no sign of hypoxia in brain and heart". This can see be interpreted out of context, from a non-medical perspective. From a medical point of view, what Dr Baker is alluding to is the fact that Mr Floyd did not have a myocardial infarction or a non-haemorrhagic stroke. This simply means that the end organs (heart and brain) did not fail because of an intrinsic pathology. i.e. his coronary artery disease did not cause an infarction (or death due to hypoxia) of the heart muscle, which could have lead to PEA and death. If that was the case, part 1 of the death certificate would have been myocardial infarction, and part two would have been restraining - as this would mean the action of the police officer was only contributing but not the cause of his death.
As the end organs did not show sign of hypoxia, this means that there was in fact asphyxia which caused the reduction in oxygen supply, which lead to PEA and death.
In post mortem of an individual who committed suicide by mode of hanging, for example, there would also not be a sign of "hypoxia or lack of blood flow in heart or brain".
I hope it makes sense.
It certainly does. Having seen the cross examination, I have to admit I was a bit frustrated with Dr Baker as he didn't clearly differentiate what you have just described as Mr Nelson harped on about "no signs of hypoxia" in the brain and heart. Well said.
He knew when George stopped moving he was dead. I think he was so mad at the folk's telling him to get his knee off of him that he just kept it there outta spite... Yes spiteful actions. He wasn't gonna let them %&#$%&$ tell him what to do.(°ロ°)☝
How you feel now bozo?
At five mins Kane checked his pulse and voiced he had none, they remained on him until 9 mins when ems took him they knew he was passed out or worse dead
No he didn’t think it would go this far because he’s gotten off so many other times he just didn’t care he was going to walk away
He died at the hospital!
@@beezyc517 100% correct the police department are equally culpable for letting chauvin continue in his post despite his deplorable conduct record and continued violations using excessive use or force which was witnessed globally on TV.
@@connycharleslindstrom6084
He was *pronounced* dead at the hospital. Cos only a doctor can pronounce you dead. He was dead while cop had his knee on his neck...
No pulse = dead..
Had anyone considered what the co-defendants are thinking at this point? They have to be paying attention, at least through their lawyers.
you can bet their lawyers are watching this closely. probably have someone watching the whole trial live taking notes.
I would hire that lawyer in a minute if I could afford him. He is meticulous and knows his stuff and how to present questions and rebuttal.
What do you need him for?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Of course. You are a moron like him!
@@olduglyentwife5700 😂😂😂
I was fired from Cincinnati bell after 35 years of service at age 64 will any attorney help me
I like the way they put the photos away as soon as they’re done with them. Shows respect.
It's a legal issue because they are only allowed to use autopsy photos for specific issues. They cannot purposely traumatize a jury just to get a win so it's ruled on beforehand which they can use for which questions.
What was causing him not to breathe before the officers pressed on him? What was causing his death before the officers got on him? He said, I'm dying. Then he said his goodbyes to his loved ones. How did GF know he was dying?
When did he say all of this??
This is a complicated thing to explain, and I don’t believe you, or anyone would accept my theory.
@@toddshoemaker4285 , I just saw Dr. Baker's testimony and he said that pressing the knee on the coratid artery would not work because the other coratid artery would still give blood flow to the brain so that just leaves officers weight on his body and not being put into the recovery position.
Dr. Baker said, he has a bad heart and the police procedure caused him to get all excited and worked up and dropping dead. So I could say that GF had a bad heart and GF taking even a small amount of methamphetamine causes the heart to work harder making him drop dead. Or GF has a bad heart and taking meth and playing football caused him to drop dead.
So we need to put the police on the stand, meth on the stand, football on the stand and GF on the stand because the old man told him to calm down or else HE would give himself a heart attack.
He was suffering a panic attack prior to being removed from the police vehicle and put on the ground and subsequently asphyxiated to death. They clearly had zero regard for him as a human being. George Floyd was murdered by Officer Derek Chauvin.
Dr Baker. Respect 👌
Why do ya’ll think the real coroner was called as the last medical witness? He should have laid the foundation, not the other examiners.
Remember; non of their statements were takin in as evidence!
Perfect story telling that’s why.
Here is the story of what happened. Now, one guy that did the autopsy, has everything all the professionals said before align with your determination as the chief medical examiner? Yes, everything that all those other professionals have told you aligns with the official, and only official, medical examination of George Floyd.
That's a great way to establish truth, and at the same time pre-emptively counter all of the defense's arguments. That's why.
*none, taken
Medical examination testimony is almost always shown at end of testimony. Medical findings period is. Attorneys usually lay out the external findings first: eye witnesses, police investigation, then medical. Just normal flow of criminal court proceedings
As for why foundation testimonies were done before actual coroner’s statement is so that jury has some understanding of the information that they will actually receive from ME. It shouldn’t be assumed that jury has general knowledge of medical science.
am I the only one creeped out with the idea that Chauvin gets to look at the autopsy photos of George ?
Yes.
He's probably relishing with pride
As if he cares
All defendants get to look at the autopsy photos. What's your point?
Defendants have a right to all evidence whether we like it or not. I'll tell you what's actually creepy, a man on trial for r×pe and murder who gets to see all of the photos of the women. I just watched one of those.
The man of the hour
This Medical Examiner speaks at ease with a very high speed as if he's learned everything by heart. I don't think it's the first time he's answering these questions. Of course, the name and details of the victim will defer from other cases.
Obviously it's not the first time he was answering at least some of the questions
All the police officers have testified said did his procedure wrong I am from Great Britain our police service doing things different
I know jurors are tainted when bias, but how can witnesses who are bias be allowed?
Witnesses aren't biased at all they are simply stating facts, I'm sorry you don't like the truth
Baker seems to be one of the very few that doesn’t blatantly show bias. Some were laughable.
@@ivanperez5354 they're throwing they're 2 cents in everytime they get a chance. Which is having an effect on the jurors with a "saying it, without having to say it" type mentality. Idc either way I'm just interested.. for example, they said cause of death was lack of oxygen but that's also a symptom of a couple things coupled with the knee causing it even more. So bias as to not mentioning anything but what is necessary to convict.. possibly. I mean idk I just dont understand how all that on top of being hysterical and drugged out. I mean they said if he died without the police around they would've ruled it a overdose.. it's so confusing watching im just trying to get an understanding is all. I think we can all agree the officer was def wrong in a couple different manors I just dont think it's the main cause of his death, just one of a couple contributing factors given the choices made.
@@ivanperez5354 sorry you will not like the truth when defense witnesses will come.....actually....I am not sorry...
@@LegendLength Incorrect.
Can any attorney tell us what could Chauvin be fervently writing throughout this trial? Why doesn’t he see to show any respect for those testifying? Wouldn’t that carry more weight with the jury?
His freedom is on the line. He's taking notes so that he can actively participate in his defense. Just saying this from a legal standpoint.
Could u please find out for us please and thank u.🙄
It’s pretty common for defendants to write while the trial is going on. Sometimes it’s nothing more than doodling but it does keep them from revealing emotion, or lack of, during testimony. If he’s looking down, the jury members can’t see his facial expressions and the new masks help as well.
The judge will note his behaviour when it comes to sentencing- i love that part, when the judge finally gets his feelings about the case off his chest x also hes probably writing down questions & answers, especially when his own defense are up. So that he can try to build a case against the defense lawyers if/when he gets sent down, so he can appeal the decision of this case, by being 'let down 'by his lawyers.
its not out of disrespect, its what defense attorney's get there defendant(s) to do, things that come up that are questionable or needs clarifications would be, counter measure in defense testimony etc...example
This guy seemed annoyed
Most doctors like to stick to science and not deal with trial stuff.
At 36:30 min. The medical examiner stated his brain and heart had no signs of hypoxia or lack of blood flow during the autopsy which means there was no knee to the neck that killed him.
I saw. I was like "oh snap" when I saw it on the tv.
That’s why previous experts testified as to why.
@@ajp4860 All I know is Im gonna prep for the possible upcoming riot and I think you should too. I'll even let you hang with me. I have Doritos and cheese dip. The notebook movie too.
The testimony refers to long term damage related to pre-existing/underlying conditions. If you listen to the context of the testimony it implies that George Floyd’s heart was basically healthy prior to his death. It appears you are cherry picking statements and then drawing unsupported conclusions. I have to wonder if you have a biased view and are shaping all the testimony to fit your prior judgements.
@@hughdyer1410 Spot on. ✌️ Jurors see all evidence not cherry picked media coverage.
can I see if I got this right, He didn't watch any videos before the autopsy. he didn't find any bruising on the neck and back and yet he says extensive police restraint caused his death???
Prior testimony addressed the lack of bruising.
Dr Tobin will explain this for you.
@@lauradoyle5898 no he doesn’t. He explains that it was asphyxiation. This guy contradicts that.
"yet he says extensive police restraint caused his death???"
But that's not what he says. He says that the stress from the arrest and restraint combined with the already poor health of George Floyd and the large quantity of drugs in his system caused the cardiopulmonary arrest which killed him.
@@toddshoemaker4285 he didn’t contradict that it was asphyxiation.
Guilty.
Yes John...1st degree murder
ME looks like Dennis the Menace’s father?
😆😆😆
No, he looks like an older Jefferson Darcy from married with children.
@@liquidmark5081 yeah he resembles him too
Cause of death: homicide. Enough said
Dr. what was asphyxiating him before the officers asphyxiated him, hhhmmmm?
@@bonnielee7134 an anxiety attack, that's why he couldn't breath, add that with his claustrophobia it made things worse.
@trina8muffin, Did you listen to the Medical Examiner? Homicide is the manner of death of which there are 5 MEs can choose to classify a death. He said it is used as a "medical term, not a legal term" for their purposes. Therefore, homicide does not always equal murder.
In this case, the State did choose to bring charges against Chauvin, but according to the ME's testimony, there were multiple *"causes of death"* and notice what the State's Attorney *did not* bring up -- Injuries to Floyd's neck. There weren't any. He did ask about the back to establish there were no injuries found.
IMO, this entire thing was a horrible situation. George Floyd's health, the drugs he used, his actions, *plus* Chauvin's lack of care for Mr. Floyd when he lost consciousness, all went wrong. The hold Chauvin used does look like a lot of pressure and body weight is applied to the neck, especially from the camera angle of the bystander, but the autopsy shows that to be false. There are no bruises, no injuries to the neck or throat. The facial injuries are from Floyd moving his head and scraping his own face on the street. We saw that on the video.
Finally, the ME concluded Floyd's heart condition was the main culprit in his death; His body could not take the adrenaline rush during the altercation with police and this particular restraint hold they used.
You have to look at both sides objectively. The State has the Burden of Proof in that they must prove 'beyond a reasonable doubt' that Chauvin contributed to Floyd's death. It's up to the jury of course. I just don't see that they've met that standard.
@@Deken Who tf asked you 🖕🏾
@@Deken I tend to agree with much of what you said, but I don't believe the ME said that Mr Floyd's heart was the "main culprit" in so far as he listed the restraint and neck compression as complicating the cardiopulmonary arrest in his "cause of death". If he believed his heart health was the cause he would have declared it something like "Cardiopulmonary arrest due to hypertensive heart disease and atherosclerotic heart disease". He may then have listed restraint etc in "Contributing factors".
6:47 starting point
I cannot shake the image that this lawyer is the spitting image of Kenan Thompson from Saturday Night Live.
This Chauvin urks me and he wrote notes the entire case and I really don't understand what notes were for☹
The man did it he knew by putting his knee on his neck will cause trouble in the breathing.but he decided to keep on knowing that was telling him I can breath so in front of people he didn't care that mean cold blood it murder this police man is in hot water
Did we watch the same trial? Looked like it wasn't a homicide in the legal sense but medical sense. The defense even got him to admit that the knee was more on the back, mid lower point of the neck and that even if it was on the artery or side of the neck that it wouldnt cause death given that we have two arteries on the neck. It was the stress on the body (heart) from the adrenaline (heart pumps more) from the situation he was in. The drugs contributed to his death as well (said that any amount of meth is bad on the heart as well in general. The fed is his system was lethal too 11mg..people have overdosed on 3mg. All on the person as far as tolerence). It was too much for George to bear.
*would cause, can't breathe, means cold blooded murder, policeman
@@phantompunk0072 *bear
@@January. Can't breathe. Thanks for bringing that up because the defense got the lady to admit that his airway was indeed open if he could say "I can't breathe"
Edit: Also thanks for the spell check.
It might be a combination of everything but ultimately the police are responsible for not giving medical intervention when it was obviously necessary. There is no reasonable doubt in that!
Excessive restraint causes asphyxia.
So where is the contradiction here?
The contradiction is the prosecutions expert witnesses continually prove that a knee or a shin to the side of the neck ABSOLUTLY will not kill someone. Also effectively proving Floyd committed suicide.
@@RBush-id8zm lay off the meth
Are they finisjed for Friday?
Well Mr. Chauvin, I certainly hope you like ramen soup, canned tuna, and dried refried beans. Because that will be the mainstay of your prison diet dude.
Idk if you watched it but it looked to favor the defense team imo.
@@phantompunk0072 agreed. They don’t have to prove innocence, just imply doubt. I have many doubts so far watching this trial
@@PhotonBread I do too. Especially after the Andrew testimony. Let me start prepping for a month long home stay for the riots.
@Manny Lopez Lol, bad example.
@Manny Lopez Apples and oranges.
You should change your intro because other evidence showed that he wasn't on his "neck" the whole time - he was on his shoulder/shoulder blade.
His knee was on his neck for 99% of the time only time he moved it was when ems had to physically take his body and he moved it to shoulder
What utter garbage you write the video clearly shows chauvins knee on the right side of his neck and his right knee was on his back the emt had to demand he remove his knee after George had died and explain to me how these highly trained officers could not administer first aid . And why murderer chauvin ignored George's pleas not to kill him and if these comments are not enough for you go and look up chauvinspast conduct record 22 complaints including a previous killing .
@@andrewmurray3513 and you clearly hear the medical examiner state the knee on the neck did not stop George from breathing nor was it on his carotid artery. It was a combination of medical history, resisting arrest, drugs, and stress that killed him. It was not the knee.
@@Teddy-bs9ec Are people watching the same trial or just going off of hearsay? I think there are gonna be riots for sure when the stuff people are saying here get shocked by a not guilty verdict. Andrew literally favored the defense on three or four key points.
@@phantompunk0072 exactly. People aren’t even watching the full hearing or even paying attention to the defense and what they are proving. I honestly think they are watching the news and their selected editing to make it favor the prosecution. The defense is dismantling the narrative step by step. The prosecution is going by opinions and the defense is going by facts.
Somebody need to put their knee on some of y’all necks in the comments for 9 mins and see what happens!
I hope the cop gets free some boogers
Looks like Simon Cowell!!!
The police officer should go to prison
But I am concerned about Derek Chauvin.What on earth is he writing??, a book?
Don't be concerned about him....be concerned about your neighborhood when blm riots start....time for shopping for 4 of July....
Drawing up plans for some new restraint holds that are.....let's say are effective and work quicker BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA,
Does anyone no of chauvin will take the stand?
@@LegendLength cant wait to see what he has to say about it all and what his escuse will be not to check up on g.f
@@LegendLength true i agree
Hopefully he doesn’t. Is normally in the best interest of the defendant to stay off the stand.
How aweful to have to be cut open like that, insides taken out, due to killer cops murderous actions - sad
LMMFAO
Sad for anyone to be cut up and have their insides taken out for ANY reason
Always RIP 🕊️ Floyd ❤ awe when the Lawyer said “put the photos away” he did that for out of respect for the family of Floyd! He got upset at them u can tell 😢😢
@20:52- " grossly normal " ? 🤔
To the eye....
Grossly normal means largely without any major deviations, obstructions, scarring, arrhythmia, or damaged heart tissue and or heart muscle damage..when the chief medical examiner can accurately and adequately assess that their are no major heart defections, it is not a necessity to photograph and admit into evidence during a murder trial; it is perceived as irrelevancy. But noted that George Floyd had atherosclerotic and hypertensive heart disease condition that enlarges the heart and needs more oxygen than the average person does; the ME summarized that particular condition could have played a role in his cause and manner of death ; the subduo restraint and neck compression caused his death kneeling on George Flloyds neck for approximately 9 minutes in conjunction with the knee to his back making it virtually impossible for his diaphragm to successfully expand and contract his diaphragm muscles and rib cage muscles. The officers had him pancaked and sandwiched against the asphalt causing all those other injuries to his face and shoulders and possibly fingers that and the constriction of his abdominal muscles and the ability for the pump handle breathing to breathe regularly as described my Dr. Martin Tobin thr Pulmonologist..
7:19 onwards 🥲🥲🥲🤢 oh...
What's with the witnesses life stories? No wonder these trials take forever.
So the jury knows their qualifications
Establishes their credentials.
No way to prove asphyxia in this case.
WHY CAN'T WE SEE ANY OF THE EXHIBITS??!!!
They're probably very graphic
To respect the privacy of the decedent
Ok Dr. Explain to us why Floyd kept saying that he couldn't breath before the officers got on top of him? What was asphyxiating him before the officers asphyxiatited him, hhhmmmm?
He was having an anxiety attack, which causes shortness of breath. He also had claustrophobia which he told the officers he had, that's why he was saying he couldn't breath.
@@ivanperez5354 , yes. Or he was having excited delirium. I looked it up. It said you MAY have x,y,z symptoms. So a witness was misleading when he said, no because he didn't have, x,y, or z.
@@ivanperez5354 Correct. It is clear from the start of the body cam footage that he is having a panic attack.
@@bonnielee7134 he wasn't having excited delirium, because he wasn't being aggressive, violent, paranoid, he wasn't yelling, he didn't have any unexpected physical amount of strength nor hypothermia. He was having an anxiety attack that's it.
Anxiety and claustrophobia
Not guilty
Guilty in several ways.
Manslaughter
I don’t know exactly what it is about this prosecutor, but he always makes me think of Kenna Thompson from SNL. Like he could be his serious older brother or something. Keep waiting for him to crack up!
Beyond a reasonable doubt.
That should be the name of the video
Ohh dear, poor Eric Nelson😁..
You’re lucky he is doing a job, because if he wasn’t then there would be no court case and no outcome. Leaving justice to you would be like asking a gossip at a bus stop what they think - that’s not the justice system.
@@uszatku9417 I say a better way to resolve this would be to hold that cop down the way he held Floyd down for as long as he did so. That’ll solve the mystery of what happened here.
@@liquidmark5081 I agree. That should happen so you all will see that his technique won't kill anybody.
@@liquidmark5081 ...in mob rule, you won’t win...minorities won’t win, cop-haters won’t win. So, don’t opt for mob justice as you won’t win.
I can't wait for the VERDICT
He talks too fast...
Look at him admiring his handiwork at 12:35...😑
Ahahaha neck work
Holy he’s nuts - sick -
Talk about going bald on top. He’s trying to cover it with his hair.
You just wait.Think your funny.
Yes, that's the pertinent takeaway from Dr. Baker's testimony. 🙄