Previously unnoticed audio from a video recorded in the chaotic moments after Michael Brown's fatal shooting last Saturday in Ferguson, Missouri, could help back up Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson's version of events. Overheard while one man films the gruesome aftermath of Brown's daylight shooting, the barely discernible audio is of one unseen man recounting the alleged version of events that he saw to another man, off camera, while bystanders scream and shout at police to assist the stricken 18-year-old. At around the six minute and 30 second mark in the 10 minute long video, one man is just heard over raucous shouting asking another how Brown ended up at least 30-feet away from the police squad car that presumably was being driven by Wilson.
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Unnoticed audio recorded in video filmed at scene of Saturday's tragic shooting contradicts claims made by friends of the Missouri teen
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The scratchy recording of the conversation between two men suggests a confrontation of sorts in or around Officer Wilson's car
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Despite being difficult to make out, the conversation suggests that Brown ran towards Wilson before he was shot
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Officer Darren Wilson, 28, was identified as the man who shot Brown on August 9
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Eight nights of rioting and looting have followed since
Instead of @placeholder being fired on while his hands were raised in surrender, the witness claims that Brown was moving towards the officer when he was shot.