Evidence can be inconvenient
Tomas Mega
In the hours and days following the shooting to death of eighteen year old Michael Brown, a shocking, conjured depiction of what happened emerged across America. Apparently Ferguson, Missouri police officer Darren Wilson, who shot Brown, woke up that morning, looked into his mirror and decided that day was the day he was going to gun down an innocent black teenager for no other reason than he could. According to the early reports of witnesses, including Brown’s friend Dorian Johnson, who was with Brown when he was killed, not only did Wilson shoot Brown dead while Brown had his hands held high up in the air in an apparent attempt to surrender, he also shot him in the back as Brown was supposedly fleeing from the officer.
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