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The George Floyd Murder Trial
EP67 "From Forensic Pathologist to Medical Examiner"
The State's forensic pathologist concludes that there is no evidence that George Floyd would have died, had Chauvin and other police officers not been pinning him down; Dr. Lindsey Thomas is under cross examination.
EP68 "The Chief Medical Examiner"
The chief medical examiner of Hennepin County explains his detailed autopsy report for jurors. Dr. Andrew Baker concludes that George Floyd died after the police officer's restraint and neck compression caused his heart and lungs to stop.
EP65 "Challenging Dr. Andrew Baker"
Dr. Andrew Baker tells the jury that while homicide was the manner of George Floyd's death, his health conditions also played a role; he performed the full autopsy on Floyd and says that he watched the videos of the incident that led to his death.
EP70 "A Different Medical Opinion"
Dr. Andrew Baker gives a different account than the other experts who took the stand on George Floyd's death, concluding that Floyd died of a cardiac arrest and found no findings supporting asphyxia; but he says that Chauvin's restraint was critical.
EP66 "Contributing Factors"
Doctor Lindsey Thomas, a forensic pathologist, claims physiological stress could have played a role in Floyd's death.
EP64 "The Death Certificate"
Before prosecutors bring in their medical examiner in Chauvin's murder trial, they call up Dr. Thomas, another forensic pathologist who reviewed the case. According to her, Floyd's death certificate was the final report concluding how he died.
EP63 "Dr. Lindsey Thomas"
Doctor Lindsey Thomas, a locally based pathologist, comes in to give her findings on the cause and manner of Floyd's death. She tells the jury that she has never had a case like this that carries such thorough documentation of the terminal events.
EP62 "Dr. Bill Smock"
Prosecutors bring in a forensic medicine clinician to discuss what was in George Floyd's system after his death; Dr. Bill Smock also happens to be a specialist in the body's response to a loss of oxygen.
