One of them was a child with long black hair and black skin - presumably Gianna, 13.
Johnson said he also took close-up pictures of bodies in a ravine. “I remember a torso and having pants.” Johnson said he took close-up shots of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna’s remains after the crash, claiming he did not regret it. “I don’t remember seeing the victim’s head,” Johnson said. The pictures were presumably of the retired 41-year-old NBA star. The deputy testified he took shots of a black man’s detached arm and hand, a close-up of a shin, a foot of dark skin tone, and a torso found near the helicopter. When asked if he interpreted that to mean that he was instructed to take close-ups of body parts, Johnson replied, “Yes, sir.” Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputy Douglas Johnson said about a third of his pictures were close-up shots of body parts. Johnson told them that one of his assignments was to take pictures of the entire scene. Upon arrival he talked to two men who he thought were officials with Los Angeles County Fire, he testified. 26, 2020, finding it strewn with severed body parts. Johnson testified he and another deputy hiked through the rough terrain of the hillside and got to the crash site at about 11:30 a.m. The deputy’s testimony also contradicted the sworn statement of Malibu Search & Rescue Team Reserve Deputy David Katz, who told the court Thursday that Johnson had told him he took 100 pictures. Lawyers for Bryant, who allege that workers took “pictures as souvenirs,” countered Johnson’s claim by playing a recording of Versales saying, “All of us at the command post, including myself, we did not request photographs.” The Calabasas crash site was littered with body parts, Doug Johnson testified.
Raul Versales, who was at the command post at the bottom of the Calabasas hill the chopper slammed into.
Johnson said about a third of his pictures were close-up shots of body parts and told the court they were taken at the behest of Dept. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Doug Johnson took the stand in the third day of Vanessa Bryant’s federal lawsuit against the county and said he took 25 pictures at the California crash site and texted them to two firefighters that he believed were high up in command. The deputy who snapped dozens of close-up photos of human remains from the helicopter wreck that killed Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna testified Friday that he didn’t regret doing so - and said he was unaware the NBA legend was one of the victims. Lakers legend emotional as team retires jersey next to Kobe Bryant Here are the dead celebs that will have their Twitter ‘blue checks’ restored He’s trying to do it again - as a referee Smush Parker defied the odds making the NBA. Tonight is a celebration.Kobe Bryant revealed as NBA 2K cover athlete for fourth time Tonight, we celebrate the kid that came here at 18 years of age, retired at 38 and became probably the best dad we've seen over the past three years, man. The countless hours, the determination to be as great as he could be. This is a celebration of the 20 years of the blood, the sweat, the tears, the broken-down body, the getting up, the sitting down, the everything. "But I look at this as a celebration tonight. "Now I know at some point, we will have a memorial for Kobe," LeBron continued. "And from Sunday morning all the way to this point - and I've heard about Laker Nation before I got here last year, about how much of a family it is - and that's absolutely what I've seen all week." But when we're going through things like this, the best thing you can do is lean on the shoulders of your family," he shared. "As I look around this arena, we're all grieving. On Friday (January 31), the Lakers paid tribute to Kobe, Gigi, and the seven other passengers on the helicopter, during the team's first game since the fatal helicopter crash.performed "Amazing Grace," sang an emotional rendition of the National Anthem, Cellist Ben Hong performed while two emotional video tributes played to the packed crowd, and performed their heartbreaking record "See You Again."įollowing the musical performances, LeBron James addressed the crowd with a speech "from his heart."
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