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says he didn t say. so what are the key things to take away from what this second prisoner is saying about that van ride? reporter: i think the key thing to take away is that he did not see mr. gray he couldn t have seen mr. gray. i asked him i think we aired the whole thing. i asked him did you hear him say anything? he didn t hear him say anything. we have reported that at that time when mr. allen is loaded on to the van at that stop that by that time according to our sources, mr. gray was unresponsive. a couple of minutes later when they get to the western district, he has no pulse. that doesn t come from just mr. allen, that comes also from our own reporting. what we have reported is that paramedics were able to get a pulse back by the time they got him to shock trauma. obviously he was in very bad shape. i m sorry i want to stress that because the timeline here is confusing.
i told homicide he had to be banging his head because i did not know what was going on? i did not know the police beat him up with anything at that time. so when we got to the police station, i m putting all the pieces to the puzzle together. when they let me go, they wrote me a citation and didn t even give it to me. joining me jayne miller, who conducted the interview and we have trymaine in baltimore. can you read a lot of pathos into this essentially wanting to come forward to clear his name essentially, as there was an article that essentially said that he said a thing that he says he didn t say. so what are the key things to take away from what this second prisoner is saying about that van ride?
the medic found that mr. gray was in cardiac arrest and critically and severely injured. reporter: laurence let s talk about this because we re getting now this narrative from the state s attorney s office. do you think that sounds consistent with what we heard about the van ride and injuries that could have been sustained by freddie gray in the van ride? one thing is clear. an individual cannot inflict these damage to the cervical vertebrae and severance of the spinal cord by himself. it had to be done at the hands of somebody else. it s clear that the medical examiner decided that it was not an accident and had to be a homicide. they decided that that made the most sense. i m assuming they examined the cervical vertebrae and determined based upon the injury
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