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I agree, it does not change what you said being wrong.Nonetheless, this doesn't change anything I've said concerning how Freddie Gray may have sustained his neck injury nor who I believe is responsible for his injury and subsequent death.
Flimsy? iLOL :dohAnd yet you continue to use his flimsy testimony as clear evidence as to what happened on Freddie Gray's side of the police van when all Donte Allen heard was "4-seconds" of "a little banging" coming from Freddie Gray's side.
What is flimsy is his current statements. Not what he previously told investigators without any known incentive.
You are being untruthful.You're really stretching things here in an attempt to force your interpretation of what happened inside the rear-right detainee section of the police van to fit what actually happened when in truth no one knows for sure what happened.
What I said is supported by the evidence.
This is you ignoring the evidence, as well as the fact that the witnesses current statements lack credibility in light of the reason he is making them.But I enjoyed reading this:
And then more recently this...
Two separate timelines along with Donte Allen's own statement indicate that the so-called "thrashing" did not occur during the time Donte Allen was a detainee. He only heard 4-seconds of "little banging" and then silence which falls right in line with the estimated time Freddie Gray sustained his neck injury which according to both timelines was 15 minutes after he was arrested, but 5-minutes before Donte Allen became detainee #2.
Holy ****! :dohAnother minor issue, but it warrants pointing out your hypocrisy here. You asked me to prove that Freddie Gray's neck injury wasn't self-inflected then turn around and insist that another poster "stop the proof argument". Kinda one-sided don't you think?...demanding proof on the one hand but insisting that posters stop asking you to do the same when your arguments don't pan out. It's quite laughable really. In any case, while I can't prove that Freddie Gray's neck injury was not self-inflicted, the autopsy report makes it clear that it is highly unlikely that he inflicted such a severe injury unto himself.
Wrong. There is no hypocrisy there.
You obviously do not understand what you read.
It was an argument about evidence.
Asking for proof of an argument like I did, is not the same as saying a person has no proof in an argument of the evidence like you did.