Proof: Ferguson Grand Jury Rigged--Governor Issues Preemptive State Of Emergency (Picture)

f Governor Jay Nixon didn’t already know the outcome of the Ferguson grand decision, he wouldn’t have needed to call a state of emergency to give police extra powers. This is proof that the grand jury has already made their decision, but it won’t be made public until the state had adequately prepared for the suppression of mass dissent.

From the very beginning, the grand jury process was conducted to methodically protect Darren Wilson from any indictments. Robert McCulloch, the prosecutor for St. Louis County since 1991 (who was recently re-elected with no opposition), has a long history of shielding police officers who kill citizens from indictments, as he did in 2001, even referring to the two black men killed by the acquitted officers as “bums.” McCulloch’s brother was a sergeant in St. Louis’s 9th district. His nephew and cousin were all St. Louis police officers. His mother was clerk for the St. Louis Police Department’s homicide division for 20 years. Basically, Robert McCulloch IS the police.

When McCulloch was 12, his father, Paul, an original member of the St. Louis PD’s Canine Corps, was killed in the line of dutyon July 2, 1964. Eddie Glenn – a black man – was charged and convicted of first-degree murder, but an investigation by CounterPunch suggests that Glenn should have been acquitted, because of the circumstantial and questionable nature of the evidence against him.

Because Paul McCulloch was found dead at the end of a gunfight between Glenn and four police officers, the fatal bullet may have come from any of the police officers’ guns. Glenn didn’t testify, but the only times he was interviewed about the incident were when he was in critical condition, awaiting surgery, or incoherent after coming out of surgery. Glenn had no lawyer present on his behalf during any of the interviews. Moreover, the jury that found Glenn guilty was made up entirely of white men, and there were no witnesses to the crime other than St. Louis police officers. McCulloch is still haunted by………………...MOREHERE