REQUIRE AN UNBIASED POLICE REVIEW PROCESS

C. The Lack Of Blood Spatter
On The Windshield.

  1. According to both Officer Gonzales and Lieutenant Krueger, Officer Gonzales was standing at the front of the Nissan vehicle at the time he shot Bell.
  2. According to both Officer Gonzales and Lieutenant Krueger, Officer Gonzales angled the weapon towards the windshield of the car and away from the other officers just prior to shooting Michael.
  3. Given the purported direction Officer Gonzales’ gun fired and given a clear exit wound, the chief investigating officer, Lieutenant Tom Vieth, agreed that there would have been blood spatter on the windshield of the car.
  4. The Kenosha Police Department’s own criminalist, Officer Todd Thorne, agreed that absolutely no blood spatter was found on the windshield.
The Incident
›  OVERVIEW OF KEY POINTS  ‹ ›  SUMMARY BRIEF  ‹ The Unlawful Stop Choking and Tasing Gratuitous Beating The Unlawful Use of Deadly Force No DNA Evidence or Fingerprints "Muzzle" Stamp and Entry Wound Lack of Blood Splatter Location of Shell Casing Defendant's Contradictory Accounts First Reenactment at the Crime Scene Defendant's Discovery Responses Second Reenactment Third Reenactment
Who Was Michael? Evidence & Investigation Change The Process Billboard Campaign In The News Contact Us Kenosha PD Tasing AG Schimel's
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