Bear with us – and proceed with caution – as we deliver some breaking news and source out the information:

A local Saint Louis radio station is reporting that Dorian Johnson has recanted his prior media espousals and now asserts that he and Mike Brown did indeed engage in a physical confrontation with Officer Darren Wilson.  As a consequence the same Radio Station is asserting the local prosecutor essentially advises it’s doubtful charges would be filed.   The Radio Station report is screen capped below:

SOURCE – Radio Station via FaceBook Post
While this report is difficult to vet it does align with recently leaked information about Officer Wilson sustaining significant injury as a result of a felonious assault by Mike Brown during the initial encounter.  Additionally we know the Grand Jury is scheduled for tomorrow.   We also just found out the Missouri AG is on site tonight and tomorrow. (more…)

Major Hat Tip to Treeper Nivico who finds the familiar pattern and connects the dots.

The Brown Family attorney’s Benjamin Crump and Daryl Parks are now claiming Mike Brown was “executed” by Officer Wilson to CNN:

(Via CNN)  We are getting a new description of the shooting of Michael Brown from a woman calling herself “Josie” and claiming to be a friend of the police officer who fired the fatal shots. She describes Brown pushing officer Darren Wilson and punching him in the face. That contradicts the account given by Michael Brown’s friend Dorian Johnson, who was with him at the time and witnessed the shooting.

Attorney Benjamin Crump is representing the Brown family. He spoke to Anderson and described the shooting as an execution.  (link)

To support their “execution” claim, they are pointing to “their autopsy” given to the New York Times.

You’ve seen the story of the Mike Brown family autopsy, and the grand press conference they produced to deliver it to the public.   But a closer look points out why the Scheme Team actually used New York Times Frances Robles to deliver the ruse: (more…)

A false narrative is a quick assembly but horridly slow in the deconstruction.

More evidence comes out to support Officer Darren Wilson’s contention that Mike Brown punched him in the vehicle and a struggle for the officer’s gun ensued.   Medical reports reflect Officer Wilson suffered a broken orbital socket  (eye), and was treated at a local hospital for his injuries.

Police sources tell me more than a dozen witnesses have corroborated cop's version of events in shooting #Ferguson

— Christine Byers (@ChristineDByers) August 19, 2014

This provides more affirmation toward the officers version of events.   In addition a local reporter has claimed 12 eye witnesses support Officer Wilson’s version, along with the audio we discovered of a detached eye witness, with no vested interest, speaking off camera and describing the officer supported scenario.
In addition we also know the federal autopsy is complete:

TIME […]  FBI agents have successfully canvassed the area around the shooting scene for witnesses and are sharing what they’ve learned with St. Louis County investigators, said Richard G. Callahan, U.S Attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri. An autopsy by a top U.S. military forensic examiner was completed on Monday and “physical evidence is being analyzed.”

There are no plans, however, to make details of the investigation public before the information is presented to a St. Louis County grand jury—a process that will take weeks or months. Callahan acknowledged the tension between the needs of investigators and the demands of the media and protesters.  (continue reading)

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Tomorrow, Wednesday, a Grand Jury is scheduled in Ferguson Missouri.   The goal is to sort through the evidence and determine if Police Officer Darren Wilson should be charged in the shooting death of Michael Brown.
Based on what is currently known, and understanding the way the Brown family attorney’s roll, we can assemble a general construct of what’s possible over the next 48 hours.
A grand jury is NOT in the best interests of Daryl Parks, Benjamin Crump and the Brown family, in their efforts toward financial justice.
The scheme team are notorious for removing risky influences they do not control in favor of constructs directly in the control of their team and like-minded cohorts.
That’s why in their previous exploits, like the Trayvon Martin case, the Scheme Team worked around the risk of grand juries and leveraged politicians for special prosecutors.
However, one of the key aspects to remember is the decision makers already know all of the evidence.   They have the ballistics evidence, the original medical autopsy, witness statements and the statement of officer Wilson himself.   In addition all of the federal investigative material is already assembled and summarized. (more…)

Here is a subtle difference between 2012 and 2014 – In the weeks after the Trayvon shooting there was zero, zippo, zylch reporting of any alternative narrative except the chosen Scheme Team claims.   However, for the first time in the Mike Brown shooting, today we see some of the visible sunlight perhaps beginning to penetrate the legacy media.

Perhaps, just perhaps, our efforts at getting the truthful message into the mainstream is having some kind of positive effect. Indeed the evidence we have shared over the weekend was witnessed by tens of millions of people, and picked up on numerous MSM outlets. Could it be possible ?

Police sources tell me more than a dozen witnesses have corroborated cop's version of events in shooting #Ferguson

— Christine Byers (@ChristineDByers) August 19, 2014

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Right on cue Benjamin Crump and Daryl Parks drag Lesley McSpadden, the mother of Mike Brown, in front of GMA to outline the next request/step in the scheme. In 2012 Benjamin Crump described getting the arrest as “getting to second base”.
Second base is the arrest. “All we want is an arrest”. You can hear it at the 4:15 point of the video.   Now that everyone in Ferguson Missouri is riled up they need to get to second base – quickly before anything happens that would deflate the momentum.   (@4:15)

Moving forward, in order to get to second base they will use a very specific logic – it goes like this:

“All we want is an arrest, let officer Wilson have his day in court and explain why he murdered our son – is it too much to ask for him to be held accountable to a judge and jury and have to explain his actions? All we want is an arrest so we can see justice”.

Sounds reasonable and sympathetic to most, that’s why it’s set up like that.   Once they get to Second Base (The Arrest) a financial hurdle will have been removed, as the arrest will suffice for probable cause of a wrongful death claim. (more…)

Every once in a while serendipity strikes the background.

Check out the cardboard sign carried by a group of protestors being interviewed by Anderson Cooper:

“You’ve Killed Our Kind 4 Years But Won’t Sacrifice 1 Cop For Justice & To Save A Community & These Businesses”

Somebody tell me exactly how you open dialogue with that mindset ?
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Transparently Obvious Optic Controls – And Funky Apples Are Back !!

Just like clockwork, (and right on schedule!), social media was exploited to leverage the cash shakedown which is the raison d’être of the Crump con.  As in the Martin case, multiple and conflicting fundraising accounts have been quickly set up, all allegedly for the “benefit” of the Brown family:

As in the Martin case – Crump seeks to retain all control of any cash that flows from this “event”.   The information posted on the GoFundMe site set up by someone claiming to be a member of Crump’s law firm staff states, “These funds will assist his family with costs that they will acquire…” (such as, paying us and our entourage!)
The site claims to have raised (as of the writing of this post), $72, 163 by 3,125 donors in 4 days.  A quick survey shows that the math doesn’t add up, but it is important to show wide-spread support for the “cause” of “seeking justice” for Mike Brown.  However, much to the anger of the “Just-Us” crowd, this doesn’t even come close to the amounts that were raised, literally, overnight, by the Support Zimmerman sites.  Similar funding sites to support the family of Officer Wilson have also been set up, but the true purposes behind the GoFundMe sites are as disparate as the versions of the actual events that have been disseminated by the Crump and the PD.
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The team that is assembled to sell the Mike Brown narrative, and seek the wrongful death financial justice, follows a very specific pattern.   That’s why as we have tracked their specific constructs we are able to label them “The Scheme Team“.  Their pattern is quite predictable.
That pattern includes a networking playbook replete with an index of specific people used toward the end goal of lawsuits.    People like Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson are the obvious ones.   However, the lesser known -but always present- include Jamal Bryant (Baltimore AME church) and the current NAACP head.

Also included in the playbook index is a very specific set of national media people who they consider “safe” to sell their chosen narrative.
That’s why yesterday you saw the Mike Brown autopsy leaked to New York Times writer Frances Robles.   Ms. Robles was previously working for the Miami Herald during the Trayvon Martin scheme in 2012 and gained the insiders position of favorability for attorneys Daryl Parks and Benjamin Crump.   Parks and Crump now represent the family of Michael Brown.
Ms. Robles works closely with former Herald cohort and now MSNBC host Joy-Ann Reid. You’ll see various assemblies of coordinated media strategy showing on the pages and TV screens of Frances Robles, Joy-Ann Reid, Al Sharpton, Goldie Taylor and their network affiliates.  This is how they control the narrative.
Remember “control” is key to advancing a false narrative. (more…)