March 14, 2017

FERGUSON, MI — Previously unseen footage of Michael Brown at a convenience store had the Internet abuzz this week after it appeared to show Brown engaging in a friendly transaction with the store employees.

In a widely circulated report by the New York Times, the filmmaker who released the new footage suggests that Brown gave the employees a small bag of marijuana, in exchange for which they give him a box of cigars. And so, the filmmaker concludes, a robbery didn’t occur.

It has led many to suggest that police murdered Michael Brown unjustly and tried to demonize him as a robber to cover up their crime.

It also brought crowds to protest the store itself this week, as they are being led to believe that the store’s owner lied to police about the robbery or is otherwise complicit.

The immigrant who owns the store has been threatened, and during the protests on Monday several shots were fired.

But now another twist has developed.

The filmmaker who released the footage is alleged to have doctored it in substantive ways, according to an attorney familiar with the case. Jay Kanzler is an attorney for the store and says the new footage is

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