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Ep 16: From Van Dyke's Perspective

The defense presented a computer-generated video that showed the shooting of Laquan McDonald from the perspective of Officer Jason Van Dyke.

An episode of the 16 Shots podcast, hosted by WBEZ & the Chicago Tribune, titled "Ep 16: From Van Dyke's Perspective" was published on September 25, 2018 and runs 10 minutes.

September 25, 2018 ·10m · 16 Shots

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The defense presented a computer-generated video that showed the shooting of Laquan McDonald from the perspective of Officer Jason Van Dyke.

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The defense presented a computer-generated video that showed the shooting of Laquan McDonald from the perspective of Officer Jason Van Dyke.

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