Defense Argues Jordan Neely's Death Not Caused by Chokehold in Daniel Penny Trial

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A defense pathologist testified that Jordan Neely's death on a NYC subway was due to multiple factors, not solely a chokehold, contradicting the medical examiner's ruling. Daniel Penny, charged with manslaughter, allegedly held Neely in a chokehold for six minutes. The defense argues Neely's death resulted from a combination of sickle cell crisis, schizophrenia, restraint, and synthetic marijuana. The case has sparked debate over Penny's actions, with character witnesses testifying to his empathy and integrity.
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- Defense in Daniel Penny trial calls character witnesses, psychiatric expert Yahoo! Voices
- Jordan Neely's cause of death wasn't Daniel Penny chokehold — but 'combined effects' of drugs, struggle and schizophrenia: defense expert New York Post
- What to Know About the Daniel Penny Trial as the Prosecution Rests The New York Times
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