A forensic pathologist testified on Thursday that Jordan Neely’s death was caused by the “combined effects” of the synthetic marijuana he was using, his schizophrenia, and other factors. Dr. Satish Chundru reviewed Neely’s autopsy records and video evidence for Daniel Penny’s defense team, the New York Post reported, and determined that those records didn’t show the signs typically associated with chokehold deaths. “In your opinion, did Mr. Penny choke Mr. Neely to death?” asked Steven Raiser, one of Penny’s defense attorneys. “No,” Chundru replied, “The chokehold did not cause death.” Chundru also testified that Neely’s death was the result of “the combined effects of sickle cell crisis, the schizophrenia, the struggle and restraint, and the synthetic marijuana,” Fox News reported. He said that someone high on synthetic marijuana with schizophrenia can die while involved in a struggle, even without a chokehold being used. Chundru went on to say that even if Neely hadn’t had those other health factors, he still would not have died from Penny’s chokehold. CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE Penny, 26, is on trial for allegedly killing Neely on a New York City subway car last year following alleged threats from Neely against the other passengers. Chundru said he ruled the chokehold out as the cause of death because there were other factors, and he pointed out discrepancies in Neely’s records. He said that Neely’s medical records were inconsistent when it came to bruising on his neck and stated there were “almost negligible” tiny bleeding spots on his eyelids. Chundru said these discrepancies were not consistent with a fatal chokehold, the Post reported. Under cross-examination, Assistant Manhattan District Attorney Dafna Yoran was able to get Chundru to acknowledge that video of the chokehold showed Penny’s arm in a “blood choke” position, and that Neely did have matching bruises on his neck. Chundru argued, however, that “You can have a chokehold applied, leave with that kind of injury, and survive.” “With the video, it gives us the evidence that a chokehold occurred but did not cause the death [of Neely],” Chundru testified after being asked to compare Neely’s death to one of his previous cases. Chundru is expected to continue testifying on Friday. Numerous witnesses have so far testified that they feared Neely, with some even thanking Penny for stepping in to protect them. Penny faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of manslaughter or up to 4 years if he’s convicted on the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide.

Jane Eastman is the true definition of an explorer, often giving folks on social media glimpses into her adventures. These adventures lead to fantastic discoveries — you’d be amazed at what can be found at the bottom of a river! Still, even Jane gets surprised by what she finds. The time capsule she recently discovered is the perfect example! When Jane discovers a hidden treasure at the bottom of a river, it takes quite a bit of effort to get it. That’s part of the reason this time capsule had yet to be discovered, after all! But this item was so buried, it was hard to make out what it even was at first. All Jane knew was that it stood out from the rest of the riverbed. Luckily, it didn’t take too long to discover that this seemingly random item was more than worth her time. Find out what Jane found in the video below! @myordinarytreasure 120+ years old! …Visit my Insta – @myordinarytreasure for the details and updates on my river finds. *** Bottle of pickles 'fresh' from the river! Well, you've got to love a time capsule, but I certainly wouldn't have expected it to be in the form of a 120 odd year old jar of pickles, discovered completely intact, still corked and with embossed topper, found in a river last weekend. The company name is W & D Harvest of Dowgate Dock, Upper Thames Street, London and although I can't find the exact trading dates, I have found record of William Harvest at this address listed as a Spice Dealer and Salterer in the 1870s and then listed as W & D, still trading in 1910. The bottle itself is aqua glass with applied lip, it's certainly not a bottle type I would ever have associated with pickles, and now I understand why those exceptionally long pickle forks were so popular back in the day. Other finds in this little spot would point to a date of around 1890-1910! Now I am going to seal the top with wax…and never ever be tempted to open it!  *** #timecapsule #riverfinds #mudlarking #treasurehunting #happyplace ♬ Documentary Music – Dian Fadli Would you have ever guessed that a preserved jar of pickles would be at the bottom of a river? The mere fact that they were there is amazing enough. But the truly shocking part is just how fresh they still look! Though, it’s certainly not recommended to give them a taste… “Well, you’ve got to love a time capsule,” Jane writes in her post, “but I certainly wouldn’t have expected it to be in the form of a 120 odd year old jar of pickles, discovered completely intact, still corked and with embossed topper, found in a river last weekend.” Woman Discovers a Hidden Capsule at the Bottom of a River… and it Contains Pickles Wanting to know more about this jar of pickles, Jane did a bit of research. The company name W & D Harvest Dowgate Dock was on the top of the seal, so she had a good place to start. It seems to have been located at Upper Thames Street in London. From here, she was able to find an important name: William Harvest. For a while, he was listed as a Spice Dealer and Salterer in the 1870s. But that changed in 1910 when he was listed with… W & D! This is one of the reasons that Jane believes these pickles are at least 120 years old. How incredible is that!? “The bottle itself is aqua glass with applied lip, it’s certainly not a bottle type I would ever have associated with pickles, and now I understand why those exceptionally long pickle forks were so popular back in the day,” Jane continues. “Other finds in this little spot would point to a date of around 1890-1910! Now I am going to seal the top with wax…and never ever be tempted to open it!” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Explorer Discovers 120-Year-Old Time Capsule At The Bottom Of A River appeared first on InspireMore.

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