Doctor Debunks George Floyd Fentanyl Death Theory

This doctor expertly debunked the theory that fentanyl was the cause of George Floyd’s death during the Derek Chauvin murder trial.

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[terrypetersen]

Less than 12 hours after Floyd's death they had put out every thing he'd ever done.
But it took almost two weeks to find out that Chauvin had 15+ complaints from civil right violations, misconduct, and excessive force.
So here we go again, blame the victim who is now no longer around to defend himself.

[nychellebrewer]

Seriously... you'd think many of the folks who want Chauvin to be innocent would know better than anyone that a fentanyl overdose doesn't happen over an extended period of time. If you're going to go down, you'll go right away.

[bazooka]

the fact that you can find people in the comments arguing the case of someone who kneeled on a cuffed persons neck even after he knew he had no pulse is really something else.

[jeffmatts]

why was floyd saying he cant breathe way before he was even put on the ground? hmmm

[andreachung]

This expert did a great job at explaining this to the jurors!

[manalinhx]

It doesn't matter how intelligent and well informed this doctor is, there are still people claiming he is just assuming things lmao I'd like to know what kind of qualifications they possess to tell this to a licensed pulmonologist with 46 years of experience

[faezahazmi]

if the law somehow failed to convict them after this. we know the system is rigged.

[gudotermaat]

There is so much scientific evidence coming from this guy it is impossible to defend.

[stephenmurphy]

This doctor gave a compelling testimony. Surely, it should be enough to secure a conviction.

[XP-ntiy]

So this guy claims he can tell it wasn't fentanyl just by looking at him. Why was he saying "I can't breathe" before he was even on the ground?

[noorykorky]

People who think he died of fenantyl are absolutely disgusting and horrific...

[vernleongill]

He wasn't paid to give his testimony he did it for free.

[pattygould]

Doctors Tobin (seen here) and Thomas, both top of their field, took no fees for their expert analysis and testimony in this case because they recognized its importance. They saved the state tens of thousands of dollars and guarantee that the defence cannot provide an expert with better reputation or credentials. I'm profoundly grateful to them for proving to me that there are truly good people in this world.

[davidsimpson]

Always nice when a piece of science confirms something that was already obvious.

[hannak]

wow this testimony was very well done. so great to finally hear a respiratory specialist discuss his cause of death after having to endure completely unqualified Fox News hosts tell the public he died of an overdose for almost a year

[francisngo]

Do we really need to have 4 weeks of this trial when everyone has seen the video and knows Chauvin is guilty? This is a perfect example that US is a failed state.

[rhysgrealish]

Can your science explain why it rains? YES! YES IT CAN!

[Free_express]

Now that is what I call an expert witness.

[tomwithey]

"According to the American Thoracic Society, Tobin is "the supreme scholar of critical care medicine and editor or author of seven extraordinary textbooks on the subject." The Lancet described his textbook Principles And Practice of Mechanical Ventilation as the "Bible" of the field of mechanical ventilation.[2]" - this guy is THE authority on pulmonology.

[a_]

The fact that he wants to defend himself means he got no shame.