Ferguson, Mo.: New recordings, documents released in Michael Brown case
By James Queally and Maria L. La Ganga write for the Los Angeles Times:
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It remains unclear whether all of the documents and transcripts connected to the grand jury investigation have been made public. Emails and phone calls to the St. Louis County Prosecutor’s Office late Monday were not immediately returned. Grand jury proceedings are usually secret, but McCulloch had pledged to release the evidence if Wilson was not indicted. (emphasis added)
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I can answer that question without asking the St. Louis County Prosecutor’s Office.
NO!
For example and only as an example:
Read Grand Jury Volume 24, at page 69, lines 21-25:
21 now you've completed your police report in this 22 case; is that right? 23 A I have. 24 Q How many pages is your police report? 25 A I don't know exactly, 1,100, 1,200
So, where are the 1,100 to 1,200 pages of report by the crime scene detective who testified three (3) times before the grand jury?
Not present in the documents released thus far.
There are other documents missing, some of them even more critical than this report but I will cover those in other posts.