Strange. Bud hasn't addressed this point. But I'm sure he'll prove the coroner is just part of the conspiracy....
Actually the autopsy report came out months ago and it showed she died from blunt force trauma.
Strange. Bud hasn't addressed this point. But I'm sure he'll prove the coroner is just part of the conspiracy....
Actually the autopsy report came out months ago and it showed she died from blunt force trauma.
Yes, I have, multiple times. Start reading my posts if you want to comment on them. I don't respond to Frank's posts, because I don't see them (I have him on ignore).Strange. Bud hasn't addressed this point. But I'm sure he'll prove the coroner is just part of the conspiracy.
Your rambling attempts to claim Heyer wasn't hit by the car tend to obscure any rational point you think you made.Yes, I have, multiple times. Start reading my posts if you want to comment on them.
Strange then that you refuse to understand that is what trials are for. You would rather decide the case based on the video clips you've gotten from fringe sources. There is a trial coming up and the DA feels they had enough evidence to have upgraded the charges to murder. Either that means the actual evidence disagrees with your claims or it's the nasty liberal conspiracy against innocent white supremacists like you're pretending.Until there is proof that this guy caused Heyer's death
So you don't read them, but comment on them anyway. Speaks to the quality and relevance of your posts. More on that below.Your rambling attempts to claim Heyer wasn't hit by the car tend to obscure any rational point you think you made.
Yes, it will be you that tells me what trials are for. LOL!Strange then that you refuse to understand that is what trials are for. You would rather decide the case based on the video clips you've gotten from fringe sources. There is a trial coming up and the DA feels they had enough evidence to have upgraded the charges to murder. Either that means the actual evidence disagrees with your claims or it's the nasty liberal conspiracy against innocent white supremacists like you're pretending.
There is, there is a trial with both sides being able to present whatever evidence they have.There needs to be an impartial investigation which will have public credibility, be this by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation of the Virginia State Police or by the FBI.
Says the man who spends countless hours trying to prove a neo nazi is just a 'really nice person'.You are really deluded on this issue. .
How would the journalist know that Squire was weeping close to where Heather Heyer's bleeding body was located after the collision, if Squire did not mention it to him??That's just my point. Squire DOESN'T say it. She's not quoted, and the issue isn't squarely addressed in the interview or article. Curiously, like every other media account I've read (many) this issue is just skipped over like it's an understood fact. My belief is that most journalists just don't know what to do with this hole in their reporting. My belief is that journalists have reviewed no more evidence (and possibly less) than I have in relation to this incident.
Your thinking is a curious mix of assumptions and trust that district attorneys never get things wrong. I've never seen any evidence that Fields car hit Heyer, or indirectly caused her injuries, even though I've seen many videos of the crash from many angles, as well as video of Heyer's activities leading up to the crash, and the work of the EMTs after the crash. Have you? If you haven't (and I'll bet the farm you haven't), everything you believe is based on faith that the police and DA would never lay a charge, and a court would never permit a charge at a preliminary hearing, that couldn't be proven at a trial. Yet, that very thing has happened innumerable times in high profile, politically sensitive cases (Baltimore police, Ferguson, the case concerning Kate Steinle's death, OJ Simpson, Jon Ghomeshi, etc., etc.). A reasonable person shouldn't have so much unflagging confidence in the police/DA.
There is no question that Field's car struck people, both advancing to and retreating from the collision . There is a very live question as to whether those specific actions support criminal charges (malicious wounding, failure to stop, etc.). The required actions will be easily proven. The viability of those charges will turn on proof of intent. Those intent issues will probably turn on the evidence of what happened immediately prior to the collision (was his car attacked by demonstrators, did he panic/feel threatened by demonstrators, why was he travelling on this particular street, etc.). Of note, it seems to be undisputed that he showed concern about the well being of those who he struck when he was informed of the outcome of the collision by police when he was arrested. Whether you believe that concern was genuine or not, it's highly atypical for terrorists to feign concern over the well being of their targets.
However, on the Heyer case, it is unusual in the extreme that there is no reported account, and/or publicly available evidence, explaining how the car collision resulted in her blunt force trauma. And no, in the context of a mob and panic immediately preceding and following the crash, it can't be assumed that only the car crash could have caused that trauma.
This is not a conspiracy theory. I haven't formed my opinion based on analysis by anyone else. I've spent zero time on so called "alt-right" websites. I'm not claiming there are some "secret facts" that the media won't talk about. I'm not even purporting to tell you exactly what happened based on the evidence. I am outlining what is missing from the evidence, and pointing out what that may mean for the charges concerning Heyer's death.
Until there is proof that this guy caused Heyer's death, I don't think there's any choice but to treat him as innocent of those specific charges. Maybe that's really the point on which we disagree. If so, just make sure you make that point if you're ever questioned as part of a jury pool.
I have to repeat everything I tell you in these threads. It's extremely tedious. The journalist DID NOT KNOW that Heyer was bleeding on the street. He made it up, or he thinks it's true because he read what another journalist wrote, who made it up.How would the journalist know that Squire was weeping close to where Heather Heyer's bleeding body was located after the collision, if Squire did not mention it to him??
Obviously, he interviewed Squire and then came up that whole article. This is where she mentioned that she recounted the event in the next paragraph of that article that I posted:
Recounting the event months later, Squire began to cry. “I had all this intelligence that I hadn’t used as effectively as I could have. I felt like I’d wasted a chance that could have made a difference.” When she returned home, she threw herself into expanding Whack-a-Mole.
So obviously this article relates to what Squire told the reporter. You have not come up with the exact explanation as to why the charges should not have been elevated from second degree to first degree murder charges. There was probably more evidence from the murder scene that was presented by the prosecution in order to elevate the charges, so I still am not sure what your argument is with regards to this case. Only the alt right wingers have expressed their opinion that Fields is innocent.
Your so called "research" is flawed. Tell me which link you have followed to prove that Heather Heyer was "not bleeding" after that trauma.I have to repeat everything I tell you in these threads. It's extremely tedious. The journalist DID NOT KNOW that Heyer was bleeding on the street. He made it up, or he thinks it's true because he read what another journalist wrote, who made it up.
So, no, your logic is not sound.
And for the love of god, if you want to argue with me, read what I write, and if you don't understand it, either ask questions or do some research. I have already explained the low standard (reasonable cause - same standard needed to obtain a warrant) and the procedural limitations applicable to preliminary hearings (evidence is only generally only called by the prosecution, cross examination on that evidence is limited). You cannot draw the conclusion that charges would succeed at trial because a judge has authorized them in a preliminary hearing. I've commented on the strategy of the defence in relation to such hearings, but I don't intend to repeat myself for the benefit of someone too lazy to read my posts.
Obviously not. He doesn't want to hear the evidence that motivated the prosecution to upgrade the charges or allow the corrupt legal system to rail-road his white supremacist because he would rather try and pick at threads like the good conspiracy theorist he is....
Do you want Fields to be charged with this murder? Yes or No??
I feel like I'm really just helping you with your reading comprehension problems. Here is the entire text of the article you reference:Your so called "research" is flawed. Tell me which link you have followed to prove that Heather Heyer was "not bleeding" after that trauma.
Here is another source who actually performed CPR on her and he corroborates the statement that she lay bleeding. This is the exact spot that she was bleeding from:
"When we heard the car crash into our march, I was about 20 feet away from Heather, and I responded immediately to the screams for medics. I arrived to find bystanders holding c-spine traction on Heather’s neck and putting pressure on a deep leg wound to stop the bleeding, and I stopped to assist in controlling the bleed. Within a minute or two, Heather’s respirations slowed and stopped, she lost her pulse, we rolled her onto her back, and I began chest compressions. An EMT street medic provided respiratory supplies, and a bystander with medic training began respirations."
https://itsgoingdown.org/state-trooper-try-stop-medics-performing-cpr-heather-heyer/
Unless you have proper proof from the bystanders that were at the scene and witnessed Heather Heyer after the collision, just do not bother with getting back about some extreme right wing conspiracy theory.
Obviously this anonymous source wanted to remain anonymous as the threats from the right wing Neo nazis is something that everyone takes very seriously.Obviously not. He doesn't want to hear the evidence that motivated the prosecution to upgrade the charges or allow the corrupt legal system to rail-road his white supremacist because he would rather try and pick at threads like the good conspiracy theorist he is.
I'm sure that after the trial he will still be claiming it was a miscarriage of justice.
There are two links that were posted. All in all the actual witnesses who worked on her CPR as well as bystanders, categorically stated that Heather was bleeding. You obviously missed that part. So you really are living in denial because you want to believe some random extreme right wing Neo nazi conspiracy theorist. Just do not try to give any bs advice based on your fake sources.I feel like I'm really just helping you with your reading comprehension problems. Here is the entire text of the article you reference:
If she was ploughed by that car, is she going to fly into the laps of the EMT's. Where do you get this nonsense from?? Obviously, she was lying down on the street when they were giving her CPR. But you have the notion that cameras were constantly focused on Heather hayer and they captured the complete event.First, let's take the statement at face value.
1. Does the witness say Heyer was lying IN THE STREET? No. Video of the EMTs removing her from the accident site show removal from the sidewalk.
What videos actually show Heather lying on the street and have verified that it is her?? Again your conspiracy theory know no bounds. Really, the second source corroborates the story that she lay down bleeding. What is your problem??2. The witness claims that Heyer was bleeding from a leg wound. Interesting. How did she suffer a leg wound from the side of the collision? The leg wound would have to have been on the BACK or SIDE of her leg, as it is described as being controlled by compression PRIOR to flipping her on her back to apply CPR. Heyer doesn't appear in videos to be struck by any part of the side of the vehicle.
Yes, the author preferred to remain anonymous. But he is the one that tried to save Heather's life. I do not blame him for wanting to be anonymous considering the violence and the threats that the extreme right are known to commit. No doubt he maybe prepared to give his side of the evidence in court. The very fact that the charge was elevated to first degree murder seems to verify his account that she dies as a result of the collision. Yes, she could have also suffered a heart attack as a result of the trauma to her body. That does not mean that this terrorist should get off the hook just because she was hit by the car and did not bleed to death, but instead died from the heart attack as a result. But you live in denial that she was not struck by the car, and also refuse to believe that she was also bleeding. Really!!Was this the area of blunt trauma identified by the coroner, or unrelated to the point of the blunt force contact? Further, the author arrives at a point in time where any bleeding is under control. She (I'll use she, but the author is anonymous (curious in itself)) continues to maintain control over any bleeding. There is no mention in the story that Heyer lost any significant amount of blood, or that blood loss is in any way related to her heart failure. All of that is consistent with other evidence that there was no signficant amount of bleeding, nor was Heyer left to "bleed in the streets" for any period of time.
Definitely not, as you believe that Heather was not struck by the car, but died of a heart attack. You said that she was "not bleeding". At least do you believe that she was bleeding as a result of the collision?In short, the article supports my information, not the other article you posted.
Again I mentioned about why he preferred to remain anonymous. Maybe he has agreed to testify in court. All the evidence supports the fact that the charges were elevated to "FIRST DEGREE" murder charges. He has not criticized the EMT but only one officer in particular. Goodness knows what your evidence is, but I will go with this guys account as he was present and actually performed the CPR on Heather Heyer. Your Youtube source is some fake random person who is totally short of facts that are intended to push the whole of Heather's death, as a conspiracy theory. Read the link I posted in Post # 51.Now, let's talk about the article as if it were being put forward as evidence:
1. IT IS AN ANONYMOUS SUBMISSION TO AN ACTIVIST PUBLICATION. It is the testimony of NO ONE. It has been published by an interested party who cannot even claim knowledge of the source (anonymous internet submission). It would never be admitted as evidence of anything in a court.
2. The primary purpose of the article is criticize the police, and raise the spectre that their interference in Heyer's EMT care may have contributed to her death. (Just think about that craziness for a moment, submitted as an anonymous claim!) Put another way, the focus of the story is to describe what what wrong with the way CPR was delivered, not to accurately describe the location of Heyer or the severity of bleeding.
I know your attention span for this stuff is short, so I'll wrap it up. This is non-evidence which either corroborates what I've had to say about Heyer's location in relation to the collision, or is insufficiently focused on the issue. No one should rely on this account in relation to determining if Heyer was struck by the vehicle, what specific injuries were directly caused by the vehicle, or where Heyer was at the exact moment of the collision.
I'll make this brief. More detailed discussion is wasted on you, because you are a sloppy reader. I've never affirmatively said Heyer suffered NO bleeding. I've said there was no SIGNIFICANT bleeding. Even this anonymous story confirms that. I've said she wasn't LYING BLEEDING IN THE STREET. Still no evidence to contradict that assessment (that she wasn't lying in the street) made from the available video, which focuses well on the precise area of the collision. Obviously, something caused blunt trauma to Heyer, and a cut, off to the side of the collision. The question remains - what?There are two links that were posted. All in all the actual witnesses who worked on her CPR as well as bystanders, categorically stated that Heather was bleeding. You obviously missed that part. So you really are living in denial because you want to believe some random extreme right wing Neo nazi conspiracy theorist. Just do not try to give any bs advice based on your fake sources.
If she was ploughed by that car, is she going to fly into the laps of the EMT's. Where do you get this nonsense from?? Obviously, she was lying down on the street when they were giving her CPR. But you have the notion that cameras were constantly focused on Heather hayer and they captured the complete event.
What videos actually show Heather lying on the street and have verified that it is her?? Again your conspiracy theory know no bounds. Really, the second source corroborates the story that she lay down bleeding. What is your problem??
Yes, the author preferred to remain anonymous. But he is the one that tried to save Heather's life. I do not blame him for wanting to be anonymous considering the violence and the threats that the extreme right are known to commit. No doubt he maybe prepared to give his side of the evidence in court. The very fact that the charge was elevated to first degree murder seems to verify his account that she dies as a result of the collision. Yes, she could have also suffered a heart attack as a result of the trauma to her body. That does not mean that this terrorist should get off the hook just because she was hit by the car and did not bleed to death, but instead died from the heart attack as a result. But you live in denial that she was not struck by the car, and also refuse to believe that she was also bleeding. Really!!
Definitely not, as you believe that Heather was not struck by the car, but died of a heart attack. You said that she was "not bleeding". At least do you believe that she was bleeding as a result of the collision?
Again I mentioned about why he preferred to remain anonymous. Maybe he has agreed to testify in court. All the evidence supports the fact that the charges were elevated to "FIRST DEGREE" murder charges. He has not criticized the EMT but only one officer in particular. Goodness knows what your evidence is, but I will go with this guys account as he was present and actually performed the CPR on Heather Heyer. Your Youtube source is some fake random person who is totally short of facts that are intended to push the whole of Heather's death, as a conspiracy theory. Read the link I posted in Post # 51.
Its a stupidly easy question.I'll make this brief....
Obviously, something caused blunt trauma to Heyer, and a cut, off to the side of the collision. The question remains - what?
You were disputing that the fact that the journalist interviewing Squire mentioned that she was bleeding because you think he is making it up. So let's pull up your quote:I'll make this brief. More detailed discussion is wasted on you, because you are a sloppy reader. I've never affirmatively said Heyer suffered NO bleeding. I've said there was no SIGNIFICANT bleeding. Even this anonymous story confirms that. I've said she wasn't LYING BLEEDING IN THE STREET. Still no evidence to contradict that assessment (that she wasn't lying in the street) made from the available video, which focuses well on the precise area of the collision. Obviously, something caused blunt trauma to Heyer, and a cut, off to the side of the collision. The question remains - what?
The fact that you place any reliance on an anonymous story printed on the website of a politically interested group needs no further comment.
Your view of the event remains predicated on assumptions (often unreasonable) rather than reliable evidence.
If you now think that Heyer was bleeding even if it was not "SIGNIFICANT" as you say, then what the hell are you disputing the fact that the journalist reported it, and why infer that he made it up??The journalist DID NOT KNOW that Heyer was bleeding on the street. He made it up, or he thinks it's true because he read what another journalist wrote, who made it up.
I'm willing to put big money on the fact that the police and the DA (you know, the people with doing the actual investigation) know exactly who the people are who tried to perform first aid.... submitted as an anonymous claim!...