What They Didn’t Want You to Know About Derek Chauvin's Case

Derek Chauvin's legal team is pushing for a new trial. I'll explain why, if he gets one, he'll likely be acquitted.

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[WildBillS]

What these jurors are saying sounds like grounds for a new trial

[hughlt]

"I don't *feel* they cared for him". These people are idiots, and the judge failed utterly.

[travishancock]

I’m still amazed that all those people burned down city’s across America over a convicted felon who’s a drug addict that was trying to use funny money.

[crispy]

This is Stalin level "show trials." Such a shame.

[KentuckyLincoln]

Yeah the fact that the public at large was okay with him being sacrificed to appease the mob is sad, pathetic and also terrifying

[Tony-wx]

Not only acquit Chauvin but indict the liars

[RockHudrock]

I’m a lifelong Reagan conservative and I’ve practiced law for 26 years. . . and I am heartbroken at how awful our criminal justice system is. The biggest problem is prosecutors overcharging and to zealously prosecute while failing to “do justice”

[batmanforpresident]

Imagine being Derek Chauvin and being sentenced to 23 years in prison as a political scapegoat simply because a career criminal died of a drug overdose....

[joebikeguy]

FYI jurors. You do not perform CPR on someone who is breathing and talking.

[beckmc]

So glad you are shining more light on this monstrosity of justice. Thank You Matt…..

[Sstyyxx_]

Chauvin should sue Minneapolis into history

[ronfox]

I had never seen that jury interview. Stunning to see them admit how they twisted the truth.

[robertdale]

These jury members make me absolutely sick to my stomach with their mental gymnastics to make an innocent man guilty.

[angelcitygirl]

Watch the Fall of Minneapolis. It's mind blowing when you realize what they don't tell us.

[aarontrotter]

Dude got the worst jury pull ever. His lawyer did him dirty

[MrDlt]

There are legitimate cases of police brutality that have lead to the death of suspects, but imprisoning an innocent cop to appease an angry mob isn't justice for that.

[Kubal-cain]

When the attorney general and governor of your state comes out and calls you a murderer months before the trial, how can you say that it was fair or impartial?

[Individual_Lives_Matter]

They also hid the training manuals that showed the restraint Chauvin was using. The one the chief said they never learned, lying on the stand.

[jojowynne]

What a despicable jury! They’re supposed to follow the law, not make up their own law!

[ImmaFrogRibbit]

Not supposed to make a decision on a jury based on your feelings. 🤦‍♀️