are the night videos of Aubrey? I really haven't bothered to look into it. Would a white guy be given the benefit of the doubt that he was looking around for the foreman because he was interested in the property and/or the work being done (for day vid)? Do we just claim all black people look the same so the guy on night video must surely be the same guy? Don't get me wrong, I have my biases, and dude maybe was looking to score some tools...but we don't lynch people as shit hole countries do over petty theft, much less when no theft has been committed.
Trumpies kill black man out on a jog
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are the night videos of Aubrey? I really haven't bothered to look into it. Would a white guy be given the benefit of the doubt that he was looking around for the foreman because he was interested in the property and/or the work being done (for day vid)? Do we just claim all black people look the same so the guy on night video must surely be the same guy? Don't get me wrong, I have my biases, and dude maybe was looking to score some tools...but we don't lynch people as shit hole countries do over petty theft, much less when no theft has been committed.
No one can tell if it is him in the earlier event but as I pointed out, whether it was him or not, there is still no justification for what happened.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/linds...killer-shared-picture-of-his-body-on-snapchat
Sister of Ahmaud Arbery’s Killer Shared Picture of His Dead Body on Snapchat
The woman whose father and brother have been charged with the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed black man who was fatally shot while jogging, said she posted pictures of his body on Snapchat because she’s a “huge fan of true crime,” The Sun reports. “It was more of a, ‘Holy shit, I can’t believe this has happened,’” Lindsay McMichael, 30, told The Sun. “It was absolutely poor judgment.” Lee Merritt, a lawyer for the Arbery family, condemned Lindsay’s actions, saying it was “very disturbing and very disturbing to the family,” adding, “it also highlights that there are probably more video and more images of before, during and after Ahmaud’s murder—these images aren’t meant for public consumption in this way. It actually fits in with the pattern of the McMichael family engaging in a weird, violent form of voyeurism.”
Gregory McMichael, 64, and his son, Travis McMichael, 34, were charged with fatally shooting Arbery while he was jogging in a Georgia neighborhood after video footage of the attack went viral and sparked national outrage. The two were arrested over two months after Arbery was murdered in Brunswick on Feb.
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Sister of Ahmaud Arbery’s Killer Shared Picture of His Dead Body on Snapchat
The woman whose father and brother have been charged with the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed black man who was fatally shot while jogging, said she posted pictures of his body on Snapchat because she’s a “huge fan of true crime,” The Sun reports. “It was more of a, ‘Holy shit, I can’t believe this has happened,’” Lindsay McMichael, 30, told The Sun. “It was absolutely poor judgment.” Lee Merritt, a lawyer for the Arbery family, condemned Lindsay’s actions, saying it was “very disturbing and very disturbing to the family,” adding, “it also highlights that there are probably more video and more images of before, during and after Ahmaud’s murder—these images aren’t meant for public consumption in this way. It actually fits in with the pattern of the McMichael family engaging in a weird, violent form of voyeurism.”
Gregory McMichael, 64, and his son, Travis McMichael, 34, were charged with fatally shooting Arbery while he was jogging in a Georgia neighborhood after video footage of the attack went viral and sparked national outrage. The two were arrested over two months after Arbery was murdered in Brunswick on Feb.
23.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/linds...killer-shared-picture-of-his-body-on-snapchat
Sister of Ahmaud Arbery’s Killer Shared Picture of His Dead Body on Snapchat
The woman whose father and brother have been charged with the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed black man who was fatally shot while jogging, said she posted pictures of his body on Snapchat because she’s a “huge fan of true crime,” The Sun reports. “It was more of a, ‘Holy shit, I can’t believe this has happened,’” Lindsay McMichael, 30, told The Sun. “It was absolutely poor judgment.” Lee Merritt, a lawyer for the Arbery family, condemned Lindsay’s actions, saying it was “very disturbing and very disturbing to the family,” adding, “it also highlights that there are probably more video and more images of before, during and after Ahmaud’s murder—these images aren’t meant for public consumption in this way. It actually fits in with the pattern of the McMichael family engaging in a weird, violent form of voyeurism.”
Gregory McMichael, 64, and his son, Travis McMichael, 34, were charged with fatally shooting Arbery while he was jogging in a Georgia neighborhood after video footage of the attack went viral and sparked national outrage. The two were arrested over two months after Arbery was murdered in Brunswick on Feb.
23.
it's like a basket....a basket of....what's the word I'm looking for?
I've got your point, I'm just piling on the reinforcing logic
Surveillance videos show multiple people had trespassed at the home Ahmaud Arbery visited. He was the only one killed
https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/18/us/ahmaud-arbery-surveillance-timeline/index.html
https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/18/us/ahmaud-arbery-surveillance-timeline/index.html
there's something in common to all these survivors....I can't quite spot it...
also, strong neighborhood
Turns out according to the GBI.
1. Ahmaud was indeed out for a jog.
2. McMichaels did not call 911 before arming their self and giving chase
3. Bryan actually hit Ahmaud with his truck causing damage and enough impact to leave fiber from Ahmaud's shirt.
4. They cut him off multiple times. Once they even cut his path off from leaving the neighborhood.
5. Son did point the shotgun at Ahmaud and moved towards him before a shot was fired.
6. dad told responding officers multiple times he was a former officer and the pistol he had was his issued firearm multiple times.
7. Roddy never called 911 and he is on video telling out "got em?" Before going inside his house and joining the chase.
8. Son admitted telling Ahmaud to get on the ground while at gunpoint.
9. Dad admitted they did not know if he had stole anything or not that day but had a gut feeling Ahmaud was the one trespassing multiple times previously.
https://www.actionnewsjax.com/news/...-thursday-morning/UOMM5JLMGZBL7IPI2CBZZA3QQM/
Here are the details that have been presented in court so far:
- Investigators say several pieces of video from multiple locations in Satilla Shores -- where the shooting took place -- has allowed them to piece together timeline leading up to the shooting of Arbery.
- Investigators say neither Gregory or Travis McMichael called 911 before arming themselves, getting in truck, and following Arbery down Satilla Shores Drive.
- ‘YOU GOT HIM?’ | Investigators tell judge that’s what William “Roddie” Bryan yelled from his front yard when he saw the McMichaels chasing Ahmaud Arbery. They say he then got in his truck and joined the chase, attempted to block in the 25-year-old. Investigator said Bryan tried to block Arbery in multiple times.
- The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said there is body cam video of Gregory McMichael at the scene talking to police. An investigator said McMichael said, “he didn’t know if Arbery had stolen anything, but had a gut feeling that Arbery was involved in burglaries in the neighborhood.”
- GBI investigator says the gun that was on Gregory McMichael at the time of the shooting was the same gun he carried as an officer with the Glynn County Police Department.
- GBI investigator said Travis McMichael admitted to shooting Ahmaud Arbery three times.
- GBI said Bryan told police that he heard Travis McMichael say “f****** n-word” after the shooting while Ahmaud Arbery was on the ground.
- GBI says Gregory McMichael called Bryan an “ally” in a jail phone call with someone.
- State called Arbery’s death a hunting/execution.
- Arbery had contact w/Bryan’s vehicle at one point -- there was a dent & cotton fibers from a white shirt found on Bryan’s truck
- GBI said Ahmaud was an avid runner -- the shooting happened 2.5 miles from his home.
- Gregory McMichael posted about the shooting on Facebook and described what happened to someone on a phone call. Photos of the crime scene were posted to social media by the McMichael family.
- GBI seeking Travis McMichael’s Facebook records and comments made on Instagram before the shooting. Travis said on Facebook “arm up” and “better hope they don’t come to this side of the neighborhood.” GBI believes this was in reference to break-ins in the neighborhood.
- GBI said it is looking for calls made by Travis McMichael and communications between defendants.
- Confederate flag sticker is on the toolbox of Travis McMichael’s truck. GBI said it was captured in a video.
- GBI said people who lived in the Satilla Shores neighborhood told investigators Arbery did run through the neighborhood before the shooting happened. One would talk to Arbery sometimes.
- GBI says there is evidence Travis McMichael has used the “n-word” numerous times on social media, and through messaging. Saying “I loved my job because I was out on a boat and there were no n-words.”
- GBI said Travis &nd Gregory McMichael told police they told Arbery to stop and get on the ground multiple times. GBI also said Arbery changed direction multiple times trying to get away.
- McMichael attorney suggested Arbery was trying to get in their truck while being chased. GBI: “I’d say Mr. Arbery was trying to escape.” Defense also brought up Arbery’s mental health history. Arbery family attorney S. Lee Merritt said questions about Arbery’s character is what made his mom leave.
- GBI investigator: “I believe he ran until he couldn’t run anymore. I think his decision was to get away, when he felt he could not escape, he chose to fight.”
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First let me say that I believe your summary... do you have a link with the full day's testimony. I am only finding up to 12:22pm.