Very interesting fact about Freddie Gray case- your opinion?

The deck is already well-stacked against Mr. Gray's family receiving justice, even it it's determined that the police were 100% at fault. I don't particularly like this development but it's not surprising.

I don't know what the facts are in the case to say either way. I know some pieces of the reporting but not the full findings.

I think Gray's family will get a good lawyer representing them and will get a $million payout like Trayvon's parents. I think the fact that he wasn't buckled into the police van is the smoking gun.

Did the Martin family get a large settlement?  I don't remember seeing this anywhere, but I could easily have missed it.

The state's attorney has just ruled that his death was a homicide.


Death was Homicide Caused by Severe Trauma

I was just looking if this was posted yet, since so many peas said they were awaiting the findings.

Horrific. 

This would seem to contradict the OP's rumored happenings.

I'm sure they'll file, the Gray's family was living off a lawsuit from a lead check, he grew up in a house that had peeling lead paint. His lead poisoning could have lead to weakness in his bones. Also he was born to a heroin addict. 

I think it's a good thing that a seperate entity, the Department of Justice, is also investigating this case. What will be really interesting is if they come up with the same conclusions.

Are you freaking serious??

Not one dime of that will ever bring their son back to them. Not one.

What the hell is wrong with you annabella? Is money your only currency? Do you not value love and family and understand that no amount of money can ever heal the pain from losing a loved one in such a horrible and needless way? Are you that shallow?

I expected nothing less from you.  

I just watched it in it's entirety  as opposed to the initial clips on CNN.  I'm actually not that worried about a fair trial process.  History demonstrates that even with very volatile media coverage, juries tend to give officers the benefit of the doubt.  I predict the driver may be convicted of something (we'll have to see if the evidence will support second degree depraved heart) but I think the unrestrained, extended drive where the grievous injuries are suspected of being sustained will lead to conviction of something.  I have my doubts that they will be able to prove even manslaughter on the other officers - but we'll have to see the evidence.