Otis Byrd was the guy found in Mississippi hanging from a tree. The media machine was initially thrilled at the thought of a black victim hanged in Mississippi…. Oh the stories they were ready to sell. Alas, the initial DOJ investigation showed he committed suicide – rats!

(Via Clarion Ledger) The Byrd family’s attorney has enlisted Dr. Michael Baden, who conducted an autopsy on Michael Brown, to do an independent investigation into Otis Byrd’s hanging death.

The family of a man found hanging from a tree in March does not believe he committed suicide, they announced through their legal counsel Wednesday afternoon.

Otis Byrd, 54, was found March 19 hanging by a bed sheet from a tree not far from his residence in Claiborne County after having been missing for over two weeks. Local authorities called in the FBI after finding his body.

Authorities have said evidence doesn’t suggest foul play, but the results of an autopsy have not been made public. The FBI says it has discussed the autopsy results with the family but the family’s attorneys, Sweet and Associates, disagrees. (more…)

How did Benjamin Crump know the Grand Jury wanted to hear from Dr. Baden?

More about Shawn Parcells HERE from media.
Our own research into Shawn Parcells HERE.

Dr. Baden is expected to speak to the Saint Louis Grand Jury today about his efforts on behalf of the Mike Brown family to conduct and independent autopsy. With that in mind it’s worthwhile to showcase how ridiculous this entire episode is, and why it’s taking place.

When does media reporting become actual collusion with selling propaganda ? Perhaps the story of Mike Brown’s autopsy will provide food for thought.

We suspected from the outset the Parks and Crump version of the Mike Brown autopsy was likely just a propaganda ploy to sell their narrative. We knew New York Times reporter Frances Robles was sympathetic to their scheme because she was similarly predisposed in 2012 with the Trayvon Martin narrative.
In 2012 Robles worked for the Miami Herald. Indeed, based on history, we expected to see blurred lines of journalistic ethics.

What we didn’t expect with the Mike Brown story was the New York Times, and Robles, to eliminate the ethical lines completely.

As you can see above, Frances Robles arrived in Ferguson Missouri the morning of the autopsy Aug 17th. Perhaps she and forensic pathologist Dr. Baden flew in together. After all, they departed the same city, from the same airport, on the same date, with the same destination in mind. (more…)

Anderson Cooper did a brief investigation into a participant in the fraud behind one of the Brown Family “pathologists” who conducted their “private autopsy”. The segment, broadcast on CNN at 8:00pm 11/26,  focused on Scheme Team co-conspirator, Shawn Parcells.   We previously outlined the issues:

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When does media reporting become actual collusion with selling propaganda ?  Perhaps the story of Mike Brown’s autopsy will provide food for thought.

We suspected from the outset the Parks and Crump version of the Mike Brown autopsy was likely just a propaganda ploy to sell their narrative.   We knew New York Times reporter Frances Robles was sympathetic to their scheme because she was similarly predisposed in 2012 with the Trayvon Martin narrative.
In 2012 Robles worked for the Miami Herald.  Indeed, based on history, we expected to see blurred lines of journalistic ethics.

What we didn’t expect with the Mike Brown story was the New York Times, and Robles, to eliminate the ethical lines completely.

As you can see above, Frances Robles arrived in Ferguson Missouri the morning of the autopsy Aug 17th.  Perhaps she and forensic pathologist Dr. Baden flew in together.  After all, they departed the same city, from the same airport, on the same date, with the same destination in mind.
More interesting though is something within the New York Times article as printed.  You’ll notice a picture of Dr. Baden and Shawn Parcells.   (screen shot below).

Here’s a larger screen grab of the image itself (click to enlarge). (more…)

Apparently there are more than a few curious minds who have caught on to the Scheme Team concept of “Manufactured Media Evidence”.

Back in 2012 we first discovered the term “Media Evidence”; a rather odd twist on terminology generally used when outlining the discovery of fact in a pre-trial investigation of unlawful activity.

However, in 2012 two civil rights attorney’s, Daryl Parks and Benjamin Crump, coined the phrase as they needed to bring pressure on local Florida officials for an arrest in the Trayvon Martin shooting.
Facing a Police Chief, Bill Lee, who was stating (March 12th 2012) nothing existed in the investigation to dispute the self defense statements of George Zimmerman; and against the local prosecutor, Norm Wolfinger, also espousing the same judicial issues, Parks and Crump needed something, anything, to support their pleas for an arrest.
Media Evidence is not factually evidence per se’, it’s more of a constructed storyline -made to give the appearance of fact- so that a consuming legacy media will continue to advance their goals of arrest.   In 2012 Ear Witness #8, then sold as the anonymous “Dee Dee” -girlfriend of Trayvon Martin- provided the best example of constructing media evidence.
“Dee Dee”, sold on March 20th 2012 as a 16-year-old, puppy love, since kindergarten, devastated and hospitalized ear witness to the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, was purely “Media Evidence”.
The reality was: Witness #8 being Rachel Jeantel; an 18-year-old non-girlfriend, whom Trayvon had met three times since their introduction -a mere three weeks earlier (2/5/12)- at her eighteenth birthday party, and had no factual knowledge of the story being sold around her construction.
However, the national legacy media never questioned the Parks and Crump evidence, and so its use was successful. (more…)

As was the case in 2012, the Parks and Crump team constructs of “media evidence” do not pass professional scrutiny;   “Baden was hoodwinked”…

(Via Daily Caller) The chief medical examiner of St. Louis County, who performed the first autopsy on Michael Brown after he was shot on Aug. 9, says that she is concerned by one of the men hired by the Brown family to conduct its own exam.
“I can tell you absolutely that I find what Parcells does to be abysmal,” Dr. Mary Case told The Daily Caller when asked about Shawn Parcells, a Kansas-based forensic pathologist assistant. He has been accused in the past of fabricating his job title and of conducting autopsies without a license. (more…)

Perhaps it’s just an increase in awareness, but since the night when Mike Brown’s step-dad Louis Head kicked off the local Saint Louis riots -with his requests to “burn these bitches”- there appears to be a marked increase in the numbers and scope of murder by fire throughout the Mid-Eastern part of the U.S.

♦  The first victim noticed was DeAndre Joshua who was burned in his vehicle in the Canfield Greens apartment complex not far from where Mike Brown was shot and killed. His late November autopsy results showed he was shot first and then lit on fire, in an apparent gang related attack on the same night of the grand jury verdict.
♦  On December 6th in Courtland, Mississippi, 19-year-old victim Jessica Lane Chambers was burned alive in her vehicle.
♦  A week later another burned body was found just outside Memphis on another roadway, with a pick-up truck set ablaze.  Unknown victim.
♦  Last night, in the Saint Louis area two more people were attacked with fire.  Just north of Saint Louis, a man was set ablaze in a portable toilet:
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Treeper Commonsense has done an excellent job digging into Dorian Johnson’s Grand Jury testimony.   Many questions can be answered and additionally many explanations become self evident.   I am copying the entire analysis below (with a few edits) and inserting some additional research to help expand on the larger picture.
The issues are so riddled with complexity the scope of the article is very involved.  So sip the information slowly, bookmark to return if needed – all citations included.

The Story Begins:  Dorian Johnson’s Grand Jury testimony is utterly fascinating because it is so full of holes, and raises so many more questions.  (Who was Big Mikes roommate at Canfield?  What did they do for four hours that morning before going to the Ferguson Liquor Mart? etc.)
This can all be found in Grand Jury Volume #4:
First, the transcripts reflect, before hearing a word directly from Dorian Johnson on September 10th, the Grand Jury watched all of his media interviews.   In addition, the Grand Jury *listened to audio of an FBI interview with Dorian held on Wednesday August 13th four days after the shooting.
*This becomes key later in the testimony because some juror questions are asked that appear to come out of left field – but they are actually based on the previous information about and from Dorian the jurors have digested.
On on page 18 the asst. prosecutor lets Dorian know he’s not the focus of any criminal charges (for the robbery, for weed, etc.).  This seems to infer he has nothing to be concerned about in telling the entire truth.  Again, this becomes critical later on. (more…)

The Mike Brown family attorney’s have claimed that 6’4″, 300lb, 18-year-old, “Big Mike” Brown was “executed”.  To support their claim they pointed to last month’s autopsy they commissioned, and information they released, which reflects “Big Mike” Brown was shot six times, and one of those shots was to the top of his head.
We have debunked this “execution” analysis before – but it bears repeating.


According to Attorney’s Daryl Parks and Benjamin Crump there is no way such a shot could be received if Officer Darren Wilson was simply shooting from a distance in self defense.
However, our research discovered a high-profile shooting incident that supports all of the forensic analysis toward Mike Brown’s wounds as officer Wilson shooting in self defense.   Given the federal DOJ interest in the Ferguson shooting, ironically AG Eric Holder should have familiarity with the comparable case citation. (more…)