I have spent over an hour reading this article and viewing associated footage. However, I eventually came across this video which has had over 5 million views:

“How George Floyd Was Killed in Police Custody” by | Visual Investigations

LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vksEJR9EPQ8

I strongly recommend it. I believe it is an excellent and reliable attempt to piece together the different bits of video footage that we now have..

I now believe that what we see on all these videos is this.

George Floyd bought some cigarettes with a counterfeit dollar note.

He had been drinking/was on drugs or both.

Two boys from the shop went over to his car and asked him to hand back the cigarettes. He refused. The two boys left him and records show that 4 minutes later the police were called.

Two police officers eventually talk to him, ask him to step outside and pull him out of the car and handcuff him. Floyd struggles a bit. The officers handcuff him. No undue force is used. They then take him to a street across the road (about 150 yards away) where more police officers and cars are called.

There then appears to be a struggle to get Floyd into a police car. The video evidence stops as we see Floyd resisting being arrested and 2, 3 or 4 cops trying to restrain him.

The next video shows him lying by the side of his car i.e. where he was originally pulled out of his car and handcuffed.

What happened between is a mystery but a reasonable guess would be that he tried to run back to his car, maybe broke free for a short while, and was chased to his car and pinned down.

Somewhere during this move from one car or another, two new police officers appear on the scene.

One, Derek Chauvin, has a record of 17 police complaints against him, one I think involving a death in custody. He is the one with his knee on Floyd’s neck for several minutes. His actions were deliberate. The other is the Oriental-looking man Tou Thao. He stands guard. He also has six recorded police complaints against him.

We now know that both Chauvin and Floyd worked TOGETHER at the same Latino night club/strip joint/brothel for some time. Floyd worked inside. Chauvin apparently on the outside, as an off-duty cop.

Thus in my view this incident ended as it did because of Chauvin’s deliberate actions. I think it is possible that there may have been something of a ‘history’ between the two men. Probably he is a racist as well. I suspect that Chauvin and Thao may have been working as a pair and certainly Thao made no attempt to stop his colleague Chauvin from keeping his neck on Floyd.

There were some black kids filming the incident. They can be seen on one of the videos and were indeed pleading with Chauvin to lay off him. I suppose Thao didn’t ask him stop filming – either because he didn’t care, or there were too many of them to confront.

I doubt that these young boys were stage-managed. Any comments they made are probably just what they would say when confronted with this situation.

So it really does seem as gruesome as we can see on the video. I can’t see any excuse for it nor can I see any evidence that there were crisis actors or any arrangement of the scene.

My only other observation is that Minneapolis is a Democratic Party-run city, through and through, so the police conduct has nothing to do with the Republican Party or Donald Trump.

This is a very interesting video (18 mins) that goes into who exactly was George Floyd. According to this he has been to jail 5 times including for armed robbery. This aspect is simply completely avoided by the media. One point worth noting imo is she says both autopsies found fentanyl and methamphetamine in his system which I would suggest means quite likely it was not some hoax/staged event. I mean it’s hard to square that it would be done with a guy high on speed etc. In any case she brings out a very neglected and relevant point

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=236&v=0xkokrL0uBw&feature=emb_logo

REMEMBER JFK & THE MAGIC BULLET?

When will you people learn?

J Edger Hoover – Abraham Zapruder — Earl Warren?
What had they got in common?
They were 33 Degree SHRINER Freemasons!
Just 3 of the many Freemasons who were active in Dallas, Nov 22, 1963.
Most of the Warren Commission were Freemasons!
Did someone say a CONSPIRACY THEORY ——————– No, it was a CONSPIRACY FACT!
This was a highly thought out CONSPIRACY and there were lots of people who worked to see JFK dead!

REMEMBER!
Remember the “suicide” of Henry Marshall in Dallas, Texas?
They said he committed suicide with a BOLT-ACTION RIFLE, shooting himself 5 TIMES!
On 3rd June 1961, Marshall was found dead on his farm by the side of his Chevy Fleetside pickup truck. His rifle lay beside him. He had been shot five times with his own rifle. Soon after County Sheriff Howard Stegall arrived, he decreed that Marshall had committed suicide. No pictures were taken of the crime scene, no blood samples were taken of the stains on the truck (the truck was washed and waxed the following day), no check for fingerprints was made on the rifle or pickup.

Marshall’s wife (Sybil Marshall) and brother (Robert Marshall) refused to believe he had committed suicide and posted a $2,000 reward for information leading to a murder conviction. The undertaker, Manley Jones, also reported: “To me it looked like murder. I just do not believe a man could shoot himself like that.” The undertaker’s son, Raymond Jones, later told the journalist, Bill Adler in 1986:

“Daddy said he told Judge Farmer there was no way Mr. Marshall could have killed himself. Daddy had seen suicides before. JPs depend on us and our judgments about such things. we see a lot more deaths than they do. But in this case, Daddy said, Judge Farmer told him he was going to put suicide on the death certificate because the sheriff told him to.”

As a result, Lee Farmer returned a suicide verdict: “death by gunshot, self-inflicted.”

Sybil Marshall hired an attorney, W. S. Barron, in order to persuade the Robertson County authorities to change the ruling on Marshall’s cause of death. One man who did believe that Marshall had been murdered was Texas Ranger Clint Peoples. He had reported to Colonel Homer Garrison, director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, that it “would have been utterly impossible for Mr. Marshall to have taken his own life.”

Peoples also interviewed Nolan Griffin, a gas station attendant in Robertson County. Griffin claimed that on the day of Marshall’s death, he had been asked by a stranger for directions to Marshall’s farm. A Texas Ranger artist, Thadd Johnson, drew a facial sketch based on a description given by Griffin. Peoples eventually came to the conclusion that this man was Mac Wallace, the convicted murderer of John Kinser.