KY - Breonna Taylor, 26, unarmed, fatally shot multiple times by police, Louisville, 13 Mar 2020

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  • #621
If it wasn't his bullet that hit Mattingly, it should be pretty easy to determine based on the entry and exits wounds and which direction the shot came from
I think it has already been determined because the calibre of KW and LE guns were different. With Mattingley the bullet hit his femoral artery. With BT one bullet (probably the fatal one) hit her main pulmonary artery between her heart and lungs. That was determined to be a bullet from Cosgrove's gun.

Breonna Taylor autopsy report reveals how police bullets killed her
 
  • #622

I think Walker has a lot to answer for. He fired the first shot and IMO he did it from behind Breonna, using her as a human shield. Intentionally or not.

If we do a who is responsible breakdown like they do on auto accidents. He would be higher than LE IMO.

Also his firing on them is a major reason they didn't rush in to help Breonna after she was shot. No ambulance, paramedic, LE rush into a home after being shot at.

And he called Momma instead of 911? Weird if he really thought it was a home invasion or her ex-boyfriend. I don't by his whole story.
 
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I think it has already been determined because the calibre of KW and LE guns were different. With Mattingley the bullet hit his femoral artery. With BT one bullet (probably the fatal one) hit her main pulmonary artery between her heart and lungs. That was determined to be a bullet from Cosgrove's gun.

Breonna Taylor autopsy report reveals how police bullets killed her
His attorney is the only that has said that but until they release the photos of the bullet or Mattingly's medical records for the wound, who's to know the truth? If the shot came from Walker, the entry would would be in the front of his leg, if it came from one of the other officers, it would be on the inside of the back of his leg.
 
  • #624
His attorney is the only that has said that but until they release the photos of the bullet or Mattingly's medical records for the wound, who's to know the truth? If the shot came from Walker, the entry would would be in the front of his leg, if it came from one of the other officers, it would be on the inside of the back of his leg.

Well, his wallet was in his front pocket and got hit. There ya go. Jmo
 
  • #625
I think Walker has a lot to answer for. He fired the first shot and IMO he did it from behind Breonna, using her as a human shield. Intentionally or not.

If we do a who is responsible breakdown like they do on auto accidents. He would be higher than LE IMO.

Also his firing on them is a major reason they didn't rush in to help Breonna after she was shot. No ambulance, paramedic, LE rush into a home after being shot at.

And he called Momma instead of 911? Weird if he really thought it was a home invasion or her ex-boyfriend. I don't by his whole story.

I have heard this elsewhere online (other forums) - poor Breonna took the bullets.

KW never got hit by any of the bullet fired from LEO guns.

Upsetting, to be sure, extraordinarily tragic for Breonna, an essential worker.

Like you, I am sure there is more to this case we have not yet heard, despite the amount of factual information available to the public at this point.
 
  • #626

When Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron [URL='https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/wxqmqy/only-1-officer-involved-in-the-raid-that-killed-breonna-taylor-is-being-charged']announced this week
that no charges would be brought in direct connection with Breonna Taylor’s death, he underscored that the officers executing the search warrant that night did identify themselves at Taylor’s door, pointing to a witness who corroborated the officers’ version of events.

But, according to audio and documents obtained by VICE News, that same witness changed his story in the months following the deadly raid.


https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/bv8qyd/breonna-taylor-investigation-witness-changes-story[/URL]
 
  • #627
I think Walker has a lot to answer for. He fired the first shot and IMO he did it from behind Breonna, using her as a human shield. Intentionally or not.

If we do a who is responsible breakdown like they do on auto accidents. He would be higher than LE IMO.

Also his firing on them is a major reason they didn't rush in to help Breonna after she was shot. No ambulance, paramedic, LE rush into a home after being shot at.

And he called Momma instead of 911? Weird if he really thought it was a home invasion or her ex-boyfriend. I don't by his whole story.
I agree with you. However I don't think they could have saved her with such a fatal shot to her pulmonary artery.
 
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  • #629
When Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced this weekthat no charges would be brought in direct connection with Breonna Taylor’s death, he underscored that the officers executing the search warrant that night did identify themselves at Taylor’s door, pointing to a witness who corroborated the officers’ version of events.

But, according to audio and documents obtained by VICE News, that same witness changed his story in the months following the deadly raid.


The Key Witness in the Breonna Taylor Investigation Changed His Story

A witness changing their story is unreliable but I think LE did call out because that is what disturbed KW/BT and is why they got out of bed and went into the hall. KW also stated he kicked his weapon under the bed when he realised it was LE.
 
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  • #630
His attorney is the only that has said that but until they release the photos of the bullet or Mattingly's medical records for the wound, who's to know the truth? If the shot came from Walker, the entry would would be in the front of his leg, if it came from one of the other officers, it would be on the inside of the back of his leg.
The GJ must have determined that it was Walker's bullet too, or they could not have classed Mattingley and Cosgrove's actions as self defence.
 
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I think it has already been determined because the calibre of KW and LE guns were different. With Mattingley the bullet hit his femoral artery. With BT one bullet (probably the fatal one) hit her main pulmonary artery between her heart and lungs. That was determined to be a bullet from Cosgrove's gun.

Breonna Taylor autopsy report reveals how police bullets killed her
Officer Hankinson who was blindly shooting into the apartment was using his police issued 9mm weapon.
 
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No
His attorney is the only that has said that but until they release the photos of the bullet or Mattingly's medical records for the wound, who's to know the truth? If the shot came from Walker, the entry would would be in the front of his leg, if it came from one of the other officers, it would be on the inside of the back of his leg.
Not necessarily you have to take into account that you had an officer who was shooting blindly into that apartment, I understand Mattingly feels that he took the first shot which was from KW firearm, but once the first shot was fired all hell broke loose not to mention all of the ricochet that had to be going on if you look at the photos, which is why having the FBI ballistic report released is the only way to truly answer this question since Hankinson was also using a 9mm gun and the projectile recovered from KW gun was found with no blood on it..To many questions without answers YET.
 
  • #634
The GJ must have determined that it was Walker's bullet too, or they could not have classed Mattingley and Cosgrove's actions as self defence.
Not if that evidence was not presented to the Grand Jury, I cannot blame the GJ for their decision, but there are questions as to what evidence the AG presented to them. He has already admitted he did not tell them that the warrant application was obtained with untruthful information and information that was 2 months old.
 
  • #635
A witness changing their story is unreliable but I think LE did call out because that is what disturbed KW/BT and is why they got out of bed and went into the hall. KW also stated he kicked his weapon under the bed when he realised it was LE.
Banging on a door is different than announcing that you are with LE. If you hear what sounds like someone breaking into your home in the middle of the night and you grab your legal weapon and come out to see the door being breached it would be normal for any homeowner to shoot in fear and to protect their family and domain. Had KW known it LE he would have not shot a warning shot. Kenneth and Breonna were not involved in illegal activities there would have been no reason for them not to comply with LE had they know that was who was at the door. There were no drugs or large amounts of cash found in her home she worked at 2 Louisville hospitals and he worked for Coca cola so there was no reason to refuse a search warrant and shoot at police unless you didn't know it was Police and felt your home was being broken into.
 
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This is prediction that I have so this is JMO, I look after Hankinson's appeal for his job is denied you will see him plead guilty to a lower charge as well as less charges, I don't think the city will want him going to court because if that happens there will be way to much information on this case that will get out to the public. So I will be watching for this development in the months or year to come.
 
  • #638
Officer Hankinson who was blindly shooting into the apartment was using his police issued 9mm weapon.

First time I have heard this stated as fact. Could you please povide a link. tia
 
  • #639
Whether 10 or 100 people didn't hear the police knock is irrelevant to me. My wife often asks me if the noise she made woke me up. I say how do I know I was sleeping. Listing the number that didn't hear it doesn't carry any weight with me. I'm not saying the police did announce.
 
  • #640
Not if that evidence was not presented to the Grand Jury, I cannot blame the GJ for their decision, but there are questions as to what evidence the AG presented to them. He has already admitted he did not tell them that the warrant application was obtained with untruthful information and information that was 2 months old.

I'll agree. He didn't present irrelevant info to the jury.
 
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