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To: ansel12

Thanks for that link. When the RealPlayer video first played, it didn’t run smoothly, and I missed the beginning. Once it had loaded well, though, I started it again several times and could see what happened.

By looking for “George Holliday” I’ve found an flv version on YouTube that may be easier to see — http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZDrZDEqeKk

The part that shows King standing up and charging is clear enough. It happens in the first two seconds before the video becomes blurry.

At the beginning of the video King is on the ground in the left quarter of the screen (with his head screened by a policeman standing between him and camera, and with another policeman at his feet). Suddenly — just a second or so into the video — King leaps to his feet and charges the policeman who was at his feet (I called it lunging before, but I really think it qualifies as a charge). That policeman meets the charge by swinging his nightstick like a right-handed baseball player. Then the video becomes blurry. When they are back in focus again (at about second 14), they’ve moved to the right, and King is on the ground again.


33 posted on 04/04/2010 9:49:07 PM PDT by GJones2 (Suppressed part of the Rodney King beating video)
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To: GJones2; al baby
That is a very good video and here is a photo capture that I took from it.

This is the 6'4", 250 pound, King lunging at the cop that then started hitting him with his club, King is the man on the left in the light colored pants. Not many people ever saw this 3 seconds of the video and many people died as a result.

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34 posted on 04/04/2010 10:08:33 PM PDT by ansel12 ( Why are the non "social conservative" Republicans so unconservative?)
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