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11. That's what people were counting on in the Trayvon Martin case.

Sun Aug 17, 2014, 02:28 PM

Aug 2014

It didn't happen.

Here, though, the Justice Department jumped on the case within a handful of days instead of a handful of months.

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Three different autopsies: trouble for trial? [View all] Michigander_Life Aug 2014 OP

I think it will more likely lead to truth. Hoyt Aug 2014 #1

The state autopsy didn't mention how many GSW he sustained. AtomicKitten Aug 2014 #10

A blind cat could have come to that conclusion. AtomicKitten Aug 2014 #14

I just want to see some justice for Mike Brown & his family. Little Star Aug 2014 #2

True, Sir The Magistrate Aug 2014 #16

Well gollygee Aug 2014 #4

I have always thought that there will avebury Aug 2014 #8

That's what people were counting on in the Trayvon Martin case. amandabeech Aug 2014 #11

There is nothing in the law that precludes the Justice Department from amandabeech Aug 2014 #19

McCullogh wouldn't bring the invisible Mr. Wilson to trial SwankyXomb Aug 2014 #17

Why do you assume autopsies will be different. LisaL Aug 2014 #7

Just a hunch. Michigander_Life Aug 2014 #9

How much could their findings vary? treestar Aug 2014 #15

There should be minimal to no variation Lurks Often Aug 2014 #21