Re: Attorney: New audio reveals pause in gunfire when Michael Brown was shot
Excon ... I noticed you neglected to address this post of mine about the anatomy of the arm and the autopsy diagram.
I would be interested in what you may have to say about it.
I will re-post it for convenience;
BTW I thought of something from anatomy classes I took many years ago...
When a pathologist or any anatomist says "front" they are usually referring to the "anterior" or front view as in the anatomical chart they use, with the hands open, thumbs out and the palms facing in the same direction as the face. As opposed to the posterior chart showing the back view of the same un-natural gesture.
Well guess what...
People don't walk with their hands facing that way. The normal position for the hand in a walk is with the thumbs at the hips and the palms facing back. The forearms and upper arms also face back when standing or in a normal gait.
The figure in the chart has it's arms rotated 180 degrees at the shoulder from a normal relaxed position with the thumbs pointed away from the hips.
When Baden described all the shots as coming from the front he was referring to the front, (anterior) view of the anatomical chart and not necessarily to the animated orientation of a living, walking subject.
For the graze wounds on Browns fore arm, upper arm and thumb palm to be hit from the front Brown would have to assume the un-natural 180 degree arm rotation of the anatomical chart... Or else, a hands up / surrender posture.
Stand in front of a mirror and check it out.
Or look at this:
Walking man front view..............Autopsy chart front and rear view[/QUOTE]