DEREK CHAUVIN: PLEADING THE FIFTH WAS A MISTAKE.

ICHEOKU say Officer Derek Chauvin should have testified since he has nothing to lose because he will be convicted anyway. At least he should have taken the stand and in his own words let the jury know that he did not intend to snuff the life out of George Floyd and that he was overcame by circumstances beyond his control and that he was sorry that death resulted. He should have just put up a show and add some remorseful tears in the bargain, to humanize himself away from the stone cold heartless killer he is seen as. But to take the 5th under the circumstances, including the very damaging video, telegraphs that he is guilty as charged and deserves to be convicted. The major mistake was made when his defense lawyer agreed to take the matter to trial instead of seeking a plea deal which would have been his best option faced with such incriminating video, as not even OJ Simpson's lawyer Johnnie Cochran could have saved him. 

ICHEOKU convicted him several moons ago and is emphatic that he will be convicted by the jury, no question about it. The only thing left is what degree of homicide will he be convicted of and for how long will he be in prison. But whatever happens, the jury must not give Black Lives Matter and their ANTIFA consort another reason to tear down and burn Minneapolis again and possibly other parts of the country. Derek Chauvin became guilty of killing George Floyd the moment he heard George Floyd repeatedly say "I CAN"T BREATHE" and persisted in kneeling on his neck, choking him to death. Any other attempted explanation is but a hogwash which no sane person believes nor would the jury accept in his exculpation. 

Even an OJ Simpson's "guilty but acquitted" type of verdict will not fly this time because majority of American people witnessed his guiltiness and there is no way of short-circuiting that. At least with OJ, he did it in the darkness where no eyeballs saw him do it; but to be captured on a video gradually murder somebody, which nearly everyone in the world saw, has to take a catastrophic amnesia inducing total brain-reset to unsee what was seen as mere suspension of disbelief cannot accomplish that. So yes, there is no dispassionate juror in this case as everyone has already convicted him even before he was charged. So, as to the question how do you find Derek Chauvin, ICHEOKU says GUILTY!