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She’s a trial lawyer who’s got some major beef with the way this grand jury was handled. And before she even goes there, a former ATF agent explains why the media coverage of what was actually happening in Ferguson was so skewed in comparison to his experience.

Angie Aker

Nov 25, 2014

Apparently, there were some inconsistencies with Darren Wilson’s testimony:

And as a trial lawyer, she’s perplexed about why this inconsistency (and others) wasn’t pursued during the grand jury:

If you think those were good points, she’s got even more to underscore here:

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