Darren Wilson Could Be Found Guilty After THIS New Evidence Surfaced According to recent reports, the NAACP has sent a letter to a Missouri judge asking that a new grand jury be elected to reconsider indicting officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown. At the end of November, the grand jury made the controversial decision not to indict Wilson. Since that time, protests and riots have continued throughout the country. Now, NAACPs Legal Defense and Educational Fund are calling on Missouri Judge Maura McShane to put a jury together with a special prosecutor in place. The organization is also asking that the court investigated Bob McCulloch, the original prosecutor in the case, for bias and misconduct. NAACP claims that a number of legal experts examined the testimony for the grand jury, and were able to uncover three major areas of the concern. The first is that McCulloch supposedly knowingly presented false witness testimony to the grand jury, allowing an eyewitness to testify after it had been determined that she wasnt at the scene of the shooting. McCulloch is also accused of presenting incorrect and misleading statements of law to the grand jury and sanctioned unlawful juror practices. Finally, the letter concludes that the questioning of witnesses often appeared to advocate for defendant Wilsons version of the shooting. Our review of these proceedings has raised grave legal concerns, writes Sherrilyn Ifill, the groups president. What do you think of the letter? Should the case go before another grand jury? 