new details emerging in the death of
Sandra bland giving some indication as
to what was happening in the days
leading up to her death in a Texas jail
and providing new fuel for both those
who believe that she committed suicide
and those who think that the suicide is
a cover-up and that the police actually
killed her so first of all we have a
voicemail that she left on a friend's
phone several days before she was found
in her cell here is a playing of that
voicemail he's a judge I don't really
know again he said that a $5,000 bond
I'm still just at a loss for words
honestly about this whole process
how did switching lanes with no signal
turn into all of this I don't even know
but I'm still here so I just come back
when you can yeah yeah that she left me
and she made us assistance on but as
well as much 11e uh so look I mean you
can try to read into that whatever you
want but that does not seem to me like
the sort of voicemail that you leave
when you're contemplating killing
yourself it she ends it like I've ended
every voicemail in my life so I guess
call me back yeah you believe uh crazy
this she's frustrated she's fresh
understandably yeah yes she seems like
someone who can't believe that what
should have been a brief conversation at
most with a police officer before you go
on your way you continue driving instead
it's turned into like would it be ear
against the death even the days in jail
that's insanity that we have a system
that routinely uh ends up in that's to
show Adam right well what I find also
shocking is the headlines on a lot of
newspaper articles when I is that she
admitted to trying to commit suicide
she had revealed or admitted to a
jailhouse worker that she that we don't
have confirmation of that yet what they
have is a piece of paper that doesn't
have that signature on it that somebody
else checked off somebody else wrote
that stuff that she didn't sign it we
don't even have a date
there's no timestamp that's just a
paper this wasn't generated on a
computer so we know when it was written
no if they wrote that after she was dead
yeah but the newspapers the head loss
she admitted oh everybody goes out well
I guess it's a dozen yeah even though
almost every fact like she had attempted
suicide in the past is contradicted in
some of the other documents that they
have and as you yes as you point out
that like many people believe that that
she was killed by the police and that I
wanted exactly and that then she was
hung there pretending that had been
suicide even though some are saying that
the the garbage bag couldn't possibly
have supported her weight I don't know
about that specifically but the idea
that we're saying that that might be
true but they couldn't have possibly
forged something on her paperwork who
would be that diabolical after setting
up a suicide know if you go that far the
idea that they could have falsified some
of the paperwork or as we're about to
get to some of the toxicology report
results couldn't have been manipulated
or falsified like if you're dealing with
a police a police department that is led
by a man who had previously lost his job
in another area for charges of racism
that you watch the video and you can't
imagine how they're operating the way
that they are like everything is on the
table including possibly checking
something off on a piece of paper that
would be realizing that cop he thought
he filed a false affidavit already I saw
the affidavit it's false
he lies several times in it he's anyway
so that the cops a liar liar and right
it's and it's it's funny how that's not
the lead that's not the lead like hey
cop caught lying in affidavit that's not
I haven't seen that headline have you
yeah
no cop caught lying on the lawrence
O'Donnell played the phone conversation
that cop had with his superior officer
in the cop car and he lied to him about
what happened yeah the cops lying up
well if if you know is anything wrong
why you lying all over the place yeah it
when you turn with the news the
organizations that are desperate to get
eyeballs on the stories get people to
click try to watch that that would get
so many more people interested in this
justifiably so but for some reason they
choose to go with the she allegedly I
look forward to so I look forward to
George snuffleupagus is a
interview with this cop where he comes
out like a I was just trying to help her
I was actually trying to give her some
tips on how to drive safety yeah it's I
I love how they go he to give is finding
Jesus right now all you know da he's the
bay the greatest kind is top what's his
name state trooper Anson Nia
I think it's how you pronounce his name
and he's uh he's a bully
he likes to beat up women he likes to
abuses Authority and uh he's an
yeah yet look look who knows what's
going to end up being found I I'm
hearing that there might be a second
autopsy some people are questioning
whether her mug shot was actually a mug
shot or she might have already been look
I have no idea all of this is going to
be investigated and the longer this goes
on the more likely it is that federal
investigators will come in what are they
waiting for is so often is necessary I
don't know
but eventually I think they will come in
but what we have to we have to because
as Jimmy said the lying of the police
officer we have to question every
element of this police chief was also
suspect because of his past a micro
exactly yeah that's what I was saying
before yeah now we have a text message
between some of the investigators the
lawyers saying looking at the autopsy
results in toxicology it appears she
swallowed a large quantity of marijuana
or smoked it in the jail where why does
that kill you marijuana doesn't do
anything to you talking about what they
always do discredit the person by saying
that they were on drugs marijuana ball
if she smuggled a large quantity of
marijuana in after you don't think they
searched people after they're saying
that she was beating this police office
yes search her and she apparently smoked
it in the jail yeah here's an idea maybe
look in on the prisoners from time to
time especially if you believe that she
is a likely suicide risk they're saying
that by the way this is not just my my
like speculation by law if they have
reason to believe that a prisoner is
likely to commit suicide or harm
themselves they are required to checking
on more often they did not do that they
did not do that even by their admission
on the day that was actually found they
had not checked on her in far more than
an hour as I decided to number 18 this
jail has been cited in the past for not
following those specifically kind of
recommendations exactly see just go
ahead sorry yeah now according to a jail
standards manual published by the
National Commission on correctional
health care last year inmates who have a
recent prior history of self-destructive
behavior should be placed on suicide
precautions and specifically in Texas
they're required to check in more often
than once every hour which would be
convenient for possibly seeing if
someone is attempting to commit suicide
or if they're smoking drugs that they
somehow got smuggled into the cell the
entire thing is ridiculous I have no
idea what actually happened there I have
some ideas based on the lies that seem
to be spread about an idea yuvan ideas
is it irresponsible can we do that on
YouTube can we speculate irresponsibly I
try to speculate responsibly but I think
we should try both avenues well it was
obviously see this woman was a black
lives matter activist so she already had
a UH she was she wasn't gonna put up
with unconstitutional
exactly and indent and if you do that if
you push back if you assert your rights
with the police official in the United
States you get your head crack and
that's what happened to her yeah so
that's what that was that was a woman
who knew her rights and she knew that
cop was in the wrong and what happens
you get your skull crack you get put in
prison so I'm back when she was in
prison they messed with her in prison
and she mouthed off to them and there
was someone going to teach her a lesson
and they choked her yeah that's our Eric
that's my irresponsible uh speculating
so that's Adam that's that's if I was
writing a fictional book that that would
be how I would do it yeah what do you
think does that make sense
that doesn't make sense to job offers
she's action she's obviously in that
last family saying she's excited about
the new job she didn't sound in the
phone call like she was gonna commit
suicide look here's the thing
best-case scenario for the police best
case scenario which I don't believe is
true but I will at least speculate
best-case scenario she committed suicide
and it is their fault for two reasons
one that they did not properly supervise
her when she was in prison and because
and this is just one of hundreds of
cases that we've covered on this story
they took a situation where they pulled
over a woman for a traffic
violation and they were responsible for
an escalating and physical force that
led to her being needed to be put in
jail where she could commit suicide
according to you this is happening all
over the country
the police are unwilling to just let
people sit in their car and
smoke their cigarette or whatever it is
that she was doing it never needed to go
to physical altar
that was the police officers
responsibility and once she's brought in
is a police's responsibility to
watch over her they refuse to do what
was right in both of those cases so even
in the best case scenario
deserve to lose their jobs
I don't know but the guy in charge of
the actual police department but the
very least the guy that caused the
physical alteration he should not be a
police officer anymore
well I've been saying this for quite a
while mean if you watch that video of
that cops interaction with her it's
obvious that this guy's a bully it's
obvious this guy's baiting her he wants
to with her a little and those are
the kind of people unfortunately who are
drawn to law enforcement not all of them
but I want to say 99% of them so that's
why you need to keep him on a short
leash right and I'm not saying that cop
by the way probably a great guy to his
kids he's probably nice friends his
friends know Robby Godfather I know lots
of cops I'm friends with them they're
really nice to me one on one but I'm
sure in those situations I don't want to
be around them because those are the
kind of guys who are drawn to that stuff
just like the kind of guys who are drawn
to the military you can't have a bunch
of Phil Donahue's fighting in your army
right you have to have those kind of
people yeah that's why we have to keep a
short leash on them when they become
police officers because they're not only
drawn to that then there's a culture of
protect each other and that's the other
thing that we got to get rid of so how
the culture of citizen is the enemy and
what she'd gotten put in prison for
johnny was she didn't lick his boots
well enough that's exactly what that is
you will not disrespect my authority
yeah that's exactly what that cop was
doing and I would like to take a
measurement of his penis I'm gonna guess
he hasn't any and and that's exactly
what that why I mean that was gross to
see the way he treated that woman so
they're trying to bait her be a
grown man with the gun intimidating a
woman are waiting to start work what a
piece of garbage that guy is yeah and
look at putting this in the context of
all other cases like this that we've had
over the past few years I would have
predicted and I would have been wrong a
couple of years ago that with more
scrutiny over what the police officers
do some of the apparent like the
killings that they would be more careful
in the future but I would have been 100%
wrong they do not care about the extra
scrutiny and they are not being more
careful
no they're pissed off at American yes
for daring to question what they're
doing they're pissed off for the sorts
of questions that we're raising right
now and that is why in cases like this
they are unwilling to just cool
it when when you don't like that she's
smoking her cigarette and it has deadly
consequences