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Uncle Joe

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5. It was my pleasure and I agree, he didn't have a death wish but the odd thing is on that other
Wed Aug 20, 2014, 06:17 AM
Aug 2014

thread which I posted regarding 5 witnesses to the shooting, he had a bad premonition according to one of the witnesses.



http://www.democraticunderground.com/10025416199

http://www.theroot.com/articles/culture/2014/08/_5_eyewitness_accounts_of_michael_brown_s_shooting.html

5. The man who spoke to Brown right before he left for the convenience store.

A man, who preferred to speak on condition of anonymity, told Fox2 News that he and Brown had seen each other right before Brown went to the convenience store. The man said Brown told him that he was “feeling some bad vibes” but that the “Lord Jesus Christ” would help him through it. The man said that Brown said he’d return to continue their conversation after making a stop at the store.

Approximately 25 minutes later, the man heard gunfire and looked up and saw a man, who he didn’t know at the time was Brown, “staggering and running.”

The man said that Brown put his hands up and started screaming, “OK! OK! OK! OK! OK!” The witness claims that the police officer didn’t tell Brown to get on the ground or anything.

“He just started shooting,” the man continued, estimating that the officer shot Brown six or seven times after he turned around to seemingly surrender. “There’s no way you can justify it.”






Peace to you, Cha.



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