He claims to witness the tussle, and the first shots fired while Wilson was running away.

He claims to have seen everything except the most critical part, the actual shooting.  I find that interesting.  In a way it adds credibility that he's not lying because he could easily have lied and made it worse for Wilson.  But there is also a very good chance he saw something favorable for Wilson, and does not want to admit to it.

If there were more than 6 shots, i think it is possible if not probable Wilson began firing when Wilson was fleeing.   And if he was fleeing why would Brown turn around to face Wilson.  Possibly to put his hands up?   Charging a police officer with a gun is pretty crazy and hard to buy.

I feel like John Lennon on his Lost Weekend, only mine is over my decrepit vertebrae and diskage, and not whether I want to be with Yoko or not.

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Abuse of Boy Battered to Death By Mother Who Called Him 'Gay' Described in Court

PALMDALE, Calif. - Graphic grand jury testimony reveals details of the abuse suffered by an 8-year-old Los Angeles County boy who was allegedly battered to death by his mother and her boyfriend.

Court documents made public Monday show Gabriel Fernandez was doused with pepper spray, forced to eat his own vomit and locked in a cabinet with a sock stuffed in his mouth to muffle his screams, the Los Angeles Times reported.

His siblings said Gabriel was often called gay, punished when he played with dolls and forced to wear girls' clothes to school.

The Palmdale boy died in May 2013, days after he was hospitalized with injuries including a cracked skull, broken ribs and burns.

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Fernandez called 911 on May 22, 2013, to report that her son was not breathing. She told sheriff's deputies who arrived at the apartment that Gabriel had fallen and hit his head on a dresser, according to testimony. When paramedics arrived, they found Gabriel naked in a bedroom, not breathing, with BB pellets embedded in his lung and groin. He died two days later.

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"For eight straight months, he was abused, beaten and tortured more severely than many prisoners of war," Hatami said.

BTW, if anyone questions my claim that Crump really did lie (like some have in comments to that vide linked above, I thought I would provide the detailed reply I just posted to someone:

It is not out of context. THIS video, THESE words: "They had the marks there that can show that he had shots that could only take place where he had his hands up." What exactly do you think that sentence means? "They had" (the doctors who performed the autopsy had) "the marks there" (the drawings on the autopsy diagram) "that can show" (can it?) "that he had shots that could only take place where he had his hands up." (Is that true or false?) Is it true or false that Brown "had shots that could only take place where he had his hands up? 

The sentence before that one: "It substantiated what a lot of those witnesses were saying about when he put his hands up. "it substantiated" (the autopsy report, did it really provide evidence to support or prove the truth of what Crump claims? Or did it really not prove or provide evidence of that any more than it proved or provided evidence that his arms were in different positions such as was shot with his arms in front of him or at his sides. It is dishonest to say it supported the theory that Brown put his hands up because it didn't do that, it said the other positions were possible too. It no more substantiated that claim than it substantiated the claim that Brown didn't have his hands up when those shots hit him. )