After Ferguson Burns Washington Post Admits “Hands Up Don’t Shoot” Was A Big Lie

~~The Washington Post to its credit today puts forth the obvious truth that Dorian Johnson made up lies about the Michael Brown Shooting.  It is too late today.  It was obvious even before the Grand Jury evidence and witness statements that Dorian’s story always had lies in it.   This reporter said so at the time in regard to the pulling of Brown into the window aspect, before the riots and the murder of Deandre Joshua.

If you have not heard of Deandre Joshua’s murder, which took place about 50 feet from where the Brown shooting took place, that is because it is being censored, you can read about it here: http://aun-tv.com/2014/12/murder-young-black-ferguson-censored-deandre-joshua-murdered-rioters/    And for the record Deandre was a childhood friend of Dorian’s who was shot in the head while sitting in his car.

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Dorian Johnson’s claimed and it was believed or it least reported as the truth by almost all news companies and Obama allies in and out of the Administration that the policeman tried to pull a 6 foot 5 inch 300 pound man through the window of the vehicle onto to his lap for no reason.   How can anyone believe such nonsense?   That has never happened and will not ever happen.  It would be suicidal for a policeman to attempt that.

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What really happened, which is collaborated by most of the witnesses, the policeman and the physical evidence is that Officer Wilson stopped his vehicle too close to Brown so when he tried to exit to arrest Brown for the robbery Brown had just committed (Brown had the stolen goods in his hand and matched the description of the criminal) Brown was able to push him back into the vehicle and then went for Wilson’s gun by reaching thru the window.  The gun eventually went off with both of their hands on it.

The bullet nicked Brown’s thumb and splattered Brown’s blood inside the police vehicle.   In addition to the blood Brown’s DNA was found on the gun’s slide.  This makes sense, their is a motive and it matches the evidence.  Brown and Dorian Johnson knew why the policeman stopped and Brown did not want to be arrested for  the crime he had just committed.   Whether he was going for the gun to kill Wilson or was just trying to steal the gun so he could get away, can not be proved either way.

The Washington Post Article:  By: Paul G. Cassell teaches criminal law, criminal procedure, and crime victims’ rights at the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah.

Why Michael Brown’s best friend’s story isn’t credible

Officer Wilson shot and killed Michael Brown, so Brown never had the chance to tell his side of what happened. But standing next to Brown for much of the time — and observing the fatal shots — was Brown’s best friend, Dorian Johnson.  Johnson seems to have originated the “hands up, don’t shoot” narrative. But Johnson’s story constantly changed and diverged from the physical evidence. It seems hard to come to any other conclusion than that Dorian Johnson’s version is simply made up.

In this post, I discuss two things: first, Johnson’s story about the confrontation at Wilson’s car; and, second, Johnson’s story about Brown’s final fatal encounter with Wilson. Readers of my previous posts — on the fairness of the process, Wilson’s testimony, the physical evidence, and Witness 10′s corroborating testimony — will be familiar with the general landscape surrounding the shooting.

I.  Johnson’s story about Mike Brown’s initial confrontation with Officer Wilson.

On August 12, three days after Mike Brown was shot, Dorian Johnson (and his attorney) appeared on CNN’s Anderson Cooper program.  Johnson claimed that he
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