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The Derek Chauvin Trial: The Knee, the Video, and Nine Minutes Twenty-Nine Seconds

The Derek Chauvin Trial: The Knee, the Video, and Nine Minutes Twenty-Nine Seconds

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On May 25, 2020, Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on George Floyd's neck for nine minutes and twenty-nine seconds. The world watched. A seventeen-year-old girl filmed it. Bystanders screamed for him to stop. He did not stop. The trial that followed was one of the most closely watched in American history -- and it forced a jury to answer a question America had been avoiding for centuries: can a police officer be convicted of murder for killing a man in the line of duty?

CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Introduction / Case Background
2:30 - The Arrest: Nine Minutes Twenty-Nine Seconds
5:00 - The Charges
6:30 - Charles McMillian: The Bystander Who Called 911
10:00 - Darnella Frazier: The Teenager Who Filmed Everything
14:00 - Donald Williams: The MMA Fighter Who Recognized the Danger
17:00 - Geneva Badorek: The Firefighter Who Was Denied the Chance to Help
19:00 - Dr. Martin Tobin: The Pulmonologist Who Showed How Floyd Died
25:00 - Dr. Andrew Baker: The Medical Examiner's Testimony
28:00 - The Defense Case: Dr. David Fowler's Theory
31:00 - The Cross-Examination Battle
33:00 - Closing Arguments
35:00 - The Verdict and Aftermath
37:00 - You Be the Jury

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