and talk to every one she put in that room about things outside of the night of that party. rachel got as far as asking him something about how much he drank. how much beer he drank. he said look at the blood alcohol chart. he kind of half laughed. nobody went back to that. as roger knows, as you may know from dwi cases, you can look at blood alcohol concentration charts and they will tell you how with each bit of beer or alcohol as you get more intoxicated different things happen including getting more aggressive and alcoholic blackouts which i think are a big part of this. sdpr maybe maybe i missed it. he said it was beer. i find to believe there wasn t other forms of alcohol involved. i thought the same thing. nobody asked that. nobody asked that at all. people just went with he really likes beer and did he drink too much beer and did beer
growing up on the south side of chicago. at the age of 3, he was taken from his mother after charges of neglect and placed in foster care. between 2000 and 2002, mcdonalds moved three times before being sent back to live with his mother. his time in foster care wasn t other. in june of 2003 at the age of 6, he s taken from his mother again after state investigators find his mother s boyfriend abused him by leaving cuts, welts and bruises on his body. mcdonald s life appears to stabilize when he s placed with a great-grandmother. as she becomes his legal guardian. at the age of 15, his great-grandmother dies, leaving his life in limbo again. just several months later, mcdonald is arrested for marijuana possession and spends four months in juvenile detention before moving in with his uncle in may of 2014. five months later, with pcp in his system, and a knife in his hand, mcdonald was gunned down by officer jason van dyke on the night of october 20th of 2014.