Michael Brown's mother says hearing that a grand jury had decided not to indict the officer who killed her son felt like getting shot. "We heard this and it was just like, like I had been shot. Like you shoot me now -- just no respect, no sympathy, nothing," Lesley McSpadden told CNN's Sunny Hostin on Wednesday. "This could be your child. This could be anybody's child." A New York Times video captured the moments after McSpadden heard about the decision not to indict Darren Wilson, the white officer who killed her son, Michael Brown, a black teen. She stood with protesters outside the Ferguson police department, sobbing uncontrollably.
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Michael Brown Sr. calls the officer who killed his son a "murderer"
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"He was intending to kill someone. That's how I look at it," he says
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Neither of Brown's parents believes the officer's version of events
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Legal analysts debate whether there should have been a special prosecutor
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@placeholder's husband, her son's stepfather, wrapped her in his arms before turning to the crowd, screaming: "Burn this bitch down."
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Both @placeholder and Brown's father, Michael Brown Sr., sat down with Hostin.
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Both McSpadden and Brown's father, @placeholder, sat down with Hostin.
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Neither believes @placeholder's version of events, saying their son would never have taunted the officer, nor reached for his weapon.