Pulling this out of the others, since it seems to be mixed in liberally with the 'Left is Rioting' and '2020 Presidential Race'.

But some more fun and games. Last week there were a furry of motions, one of which came directly on the release of documents from Hennepin County.

Here is the one that kind of unloads a bombshell (or two)

http://www.mncourts.gov/mncourtsgov/medi...282020.pdf

The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office released a memorandum of a meeting between prosecutors and Hennepin County’s Chief Medical Examiner.

First, notwithstanding lads and 93s contortions, the blood sample used in the toxicology report noted previously was not post-mortem. The sample taken was ante-mortem. Thus, the noted drugstore load of stuff in Floyd's system is far more accurate that the whirlwind that lad and 93 came up with (iirc, 'up to 9x more in a post mortem sample than indicated in the system at death' thingy that lad pinned onto that donkey tail).

In short, the ante-mortem blood tox is far more accurate that the whirlwind that lad presented.

Second, Chief Medical Examiner Baker noted that both: [the 11ng/l] "that's pretty high"; and the memo noted "[t]hat is a fatal level of fentanyl under normal circumstances".

Third, the memorandum said

Quote:AB [the Chief Hennepin County Medical Examiner Baker] said if Floyd had been found dead in his home (or anywhere else) and there were no other contributing factors he [Dr. Baker] would conclude that it was an overdose death.

That is kind of a real problem for the prosecution at that point.

The toxicology report kind of shows Floyd was a walking drugstore.
https://www.hennepin.us/-/media/hennepin...6-3-20.pdf

In addition to the 11ng/l of fentanyl, there are also 5.6 ng/l of metabolized fentanyl product -- indicating that the one needs to 'tack on' to the 11 ng above in some extent.

And the usual hash, marijuana, morphine, and methamphetamine loads.