Ex-cop Amber Guyger is found guilty of murder

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The conspiracy theory revolves around the highly unusual circumstances of both Botham Jean''s murder and the subsequent shooting of the only witness in the case Joshua Brown?

So what is the theory?

She decided to walk in to his apartment, shoot him because he was black, and then make up a story?

Or if the exact same scenario took place, except the person she thought was an intruder was white, she would have been okay with that?

Racist text messages by Amber Guyger were read into evidence at her sentencing hearing today.

She missed numerous signs indicating she was not on the right floor or at the right apartment the night of the shooting, a according to the prosecutor.

The fourth floor of the garage where she parked after her 13.5-hour shift was open air, unlike her parking area on the third floor, Jason Hermus, a prosecutor with the district attorney's office, told jurors.
She failed to notice a skylight, a neighbor's decorative planter, Jean's red doormat and differences in the hallways, Hermus said. Once she opened the door to Jean's apartment, he continued, she didn't notice other differences, including a missing table, clutter on the counter and the aroma of marijuana,

A reasonable person would know the smell of marijuana would trigger memory that it's not their apartment. It becomes like a bad Dave Chapelle joke that Jean Botham hung pictures of his family and decided to smoke marijuana when he was supposed to be robbing her apartment? her police instincts obviously never kicked in. The fact she couldn't find a light switch should have told her she was in the wrong apartment


As she was the only witness we have to take this at her word...


He would obviously reverse that sentiment if it was his daughter shot by a black police officer in her own apartment.

Guyger was charged with culbable homicide

Prosecutors said it was “absurd” to believe the 31-year-old’s “commando-style” behaviour was reasonable, especially given her training as a police officer and status as a more than four-year veteran of the department.

They noted that Guyger failed to retreat and call for back-up, questioned the veracity of her claim to have given Jean verbal commands before firing, and pointed out that after calling 911 she appeared to provide only limited medical assistance as Jean, who was from St Lucia, lay dying from a chest wound.

Rather than feeling tired, prosecutors alleged, she was distracted because she had been “sexting” a colleague. Jean had a bright red mat in front of his door that ought to have been impossible to miss.

I guess nobody thought to give her a drug test when she was taken in for questioning?

I guess nobody thought to give her a drug test when she was taken in for questioning?

Didn't they drug test her victim instead?

This ^^^

They say she was on the phone when she drove into the wrong car park. (even that just sounds weird)

Was she blood tested for any substance? I'm not an expert in proceedings.
But how can any sober person, park their car, on the wrong floor, and enter an unfamiliar unit, all while apparently on "auto pilot" or "dazed from work?"

I think this is quite plausible, only thing is...why didn't the defence attorney make a case for plausible deniability of blame based on Guyger being intoxicated?

I think this is quite plausible, only thing is...why didn't the defence attorney make a case for plausible deniability of blame based on Guyger being intoxicated?

It's illegal to posses a firearm while intoxicated,so that would have been an admission of at least manslaughter