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Article decided, willfully decided not to include. i can't say for sure what sort of body gesture. i cannot fully recall. that is how witness number 10 began his description, but you would never know that by reading "the washington post" article. as i said in last week in real courtroom, witnesses who begin answers with i can't say for sure and then say i cannot fully recall, and then say i'm not sure twice within the body of that answer do not survive real cross-examination in real courtrooms. answers that begin with i can't say for sure and i can't fully recall are of very little value in re...

Washington post" being lazy or willful in hiding the int consistencies? witness number 10's statement? well, the editing of the quoted testimony is certainly willful. and we all do that. whenever we use quotations, we have to decide where to begin the quotations and where to end the quotations. the article offers this quote from witness number 10's testimony about a gesture that michael brown made. he, mike brown, stopped. he did turn, he did some sort of body gesture. i'm not sure what it was. but i know it was a body gesture, and i could say for sure he never put his hands up after he did hi...