Dr. Frita
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 22 Jul
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an accident or anything that would have broken his ribs.
And so for me, I feel like separating myself from the attorneys, but just going with the medicine and the medical examiner, I feel like all he did was present a roadmap and left it for the professionals and for the forensic attorneys and for the detectives.
They can, they can take it from there, but he gave us the black and white of what the body said and how the body talks.
Right, and I don't know if we have, I took a screenshot of it, but I don't know if we have the part in Dr. Mitchell's report where he explains, just to what your caller is asking about, he explains what he believes is happening with the portions that he was not provided, with the portions of the throat, not that they are missing, but that he often in his examination holds those back for further review and that it's very meticulous, it takes a long time
So we don't know yet what the result of that is going to be.
And he does explain that in his report.
I can't say.
People say just in the South, I'm not even going to give the South the only bad reputation here.
I don't trust.
I think you verify and then trust where investigations are concerned when Black life is involved.
And that's in any state, in any city.
It is necessary to ensure because the data shows that our death, that our trauma is not taken as seriously in this country, period.
It's not geographical.
So that doesn't mean that there's a cover up going on right now in Mississippi.
It doesn't mean that there isn't or that it would be any different if it was in New York or someplace else.
We only have the information that's available to us right now.
But what I can say to you is that the amount of time that this has taken so far is not it's not extremely long.
Like this is not an exceeding long time for a suspicious death, for there to be water involved, because that makes it harder to get to results.
And I know Dr. Frieda can talk more about that than I can.
But a lot of things that would be undisturbed for a medical examiner.
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