St Louis county prosecutors released evidence on Monday night heard by the grand jury of 12 that declined to indict officer Darren Wilson in the killing of Michael Brown. You can find all the documents online here.  The Guardian has just published key documents from the grand jury’s report. They include:  This is the transcript of the police officer’s own police interview the day after the shooting. In this Wilson explains why he felt he had no option but to shoot dead the teenager. Read the full interview here.  #DarrenWilson "I felt like a 5yo holding onto Hulk Hogan" - Except you were an armed and trained cop #Ferguson pic.twitter.com/I9PKEEMb7l  About two hours after Brown was shot on 9 August, Wilson went to the Christian Hospital in St Louis, spending just under two hours there. Read the full report here.  The medical assistant at the Christian Hospital in St Louis describes the police officer’s injuries, and notes that he seemed calm, two hours after the shooting. Read the full interview here.  There are a series of witness statements among the prosecutors office documents. This is one that highlights a key issue – what Brown was doing immediately before he was killed. Read the full interview here.  This witness statement gives a contrary view, one more consistent with the Wilson’s own testimony. Read the full interview here.  The first of two autopsies, carried out the day after Brown was shot, lists his full extent of the gunshot wounds, with the pathologist finding injuries to his scalp, forehead, jaw, chest, arm, hand and face. Read the full report here.  Writing to the the St Louis prosecutors office on 24 November, the forensic pathologist who carried out a second autopsy on Brown (his name is redacted, but it is presumed to be Dr Michael Baden) complains about lack of access to information. Read the letter here.
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