Dorian Johnson, who was walking with Michael Brown before Officer Darren Wilson fatally shot Brown in August, told remarkably similar stories in an interview with county and federal authorities in August and in testimony to the grand jury in September. The first interview, conducted by an FBI agent and a St. Louis County crimes-against-persons detective, was part of a Friday document dump by the prosecutor who presented the case to the grand jury. Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch initially released grand jury documents in late November, but didn't include Johnson's August interview. That was a mistake, he said in a letter accompanying Friday's documents.
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In interviews 28 days apart, Johnson told similar stories about Michael Brown's death
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Johnson's interview with FBI, county detective released Friday in latest document dump in case
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Many inconsistencies minor, possibly the result of different questions
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Many witness accounts don't jibe, including those of Johnson and Officer Darren Wilson
• Johnson hid by a vehicle as Wilson exited his vehicle, pursued Brown and fired once, prompting @placeholder to turn around with his hands up in surrender.