The Man Nobody Killed
Criminal
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Autopsy and Accountability
This chapter examines the controversial autopsy conducted by Dr. Gross, which raised suspicions of a cover-up regarding police involvement in a death ruled as cardiac arrest. It also provides a historical context of police brutality in 1980s New York, highlighting public outrage, protests, and the systemic neglect of the black community's concerns.
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