Philonise one year ago, may 25, my brother, george, was murdered by Derek Chauvin and his codefendants in broad daylight with a knee to his neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds. I was a trucker and immediately my life changed forever. I began to speak to the world for george in front of the united nations, africa, canada, japan, and so many other countries. Every day i wanted justice to be served. The execution of george while others begged and pleaded for Officer Chauvin to simply allow george to just take a breath. I havent had a real Nights Sleep because of the constantly hearing for my brother beg and plead for his life over and over again. Please, officer, screaming for our mom. I have had to sit through each day of officer Derek Chauvins trial and watch the video of george dying for hours over and over again. For an entire year, i had to relive george being tortured to death every hour of the day only taking naps and not knowing what a good Nights Sleep is anymore. Ive been lifti
[no audio] thank you, sir. Come from George Floyds brother, philonise floyd. Give us your full name. I have permitted you to use your phone because you have is that correct . Philonise yes, sir. Full name, first. Philonise floyd spelled philonise, last name floyd. You may proceed. Philonise one year ago, may 25, my brother, george, was murdered by Derek Chauvin and his codefendants in broad daylight with a knee to his neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds. I was a trucker and immediately my life changed forever. I began to speak to the world for george in front of the united nations, africa, canada, japan, and so many other countries. Every day i wanted justice to be served. The execution of george while others begged and pleaded for Officer Chauvin to simply allow george to just take a breath. I havent had a real Nights Sleep because of the constantly hearing for my brother beg and plead for his life over and over again. Please, officer, screaming for our mom. I have had to sit through
Aberlady Moonshine Orchestra collaborated with Pencaitland Community Choir to record a version of The Beatles track. The idea was to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. The project was the brainchild of Alan McLay, the band leader, who, together with the choir leader and fellow band member Charlotte McMillan, co-opted the support of other musicians to arrange, record and produce the track. John Donoghue, who plays drums and percussion with the four-member band, said: “The project was technically challenging because each person had to be recorded separately and in accordance with current rules and restrictions. “Each track then had to be mixed and mastered into the final take.”