Team Zimmerman Vs Team Martin?

[redline racer510]

I think Zimmerman is gonna walk on this one, he is probably going to change his name after the case is over and move to Puerto Rico

[Corbic]

Originally Posted by redline racer510

I think Zimmerman is gonna walk on this one, he is probably going to change his name after the case is over and move to Puerto Rico

This is Florida, they will give him life without parole. Only makes sense, Casey walked and well..

Florida killer David Alan Gore to be executed Thursday - latimes.com

A man who admitted killing two women and four girls is scheduled to be executed Thursday after spending almost 29 years in a Florida prison.

David Alan Gore on Thursday met with his mother and an ex-wife and is scheduled to be put to death at 6 p.m. EDT.

Gore, now 58, had confessed to killing four teenage girls and two women in the 1980s in the eastern Florida town of Vero Beach, but was condemned to death for killing 17-year-old Lynn Elliott. He was simultaneously serving five life sentences for the other slayings, the Florida Department of Corrections reported on its website.

On July 26, 1983, Gore and his cousin, Fred Waterfield, picked up Elliott and her 14-year-old friend who were hitchhiking. According to the Associated Press, the men took them at gunpoint to Gore's parents' house. Waterfield left and Gore raped the girls, who were bound in separate rooms. Waterfield is serving two life sentences in prison.

Elliott freed her legs and ran naked from the house, hands still tied behind her back. Gore, also naked, chased her, dragged her back toward the house as she kicked and screamed and then shot her twice in the head. Police were called after a boy witnessed the murder. Gore was caught and the other girl was rescued, the Associated Press reported.

28 years of fucking appeals.

[S14DB]

Originally Posted by redline racer510

I think Zimmerman is gonna walk on this one, he is probably going to change his name after the case is over and move to Puerto Rico

You mean Peru?

[redline racer510]

some Latin American country you pick one lol.
we should have a poll and see what the majority thinks will happen

[S14DB]

Originally Posted by redline racer510

some Latin American country you pick one lol.
we should have a poll and see what the majority thinks will happen

Zimmerman's mother is from Peru.

Can't run now...

[imotion s14]

Look ma, no blood!



Oh wait...

And now the black community is saying it's fake because the metadata can be modified. It's a conspiracy to kill black people. The neighbors, the paramedics, the cops, they're all in cahoots. :lol

Originally Posted by Phlip

Because I still have no good reason to believe that Zimmerman was attacked.

It doesn't matter what you believe. Especially when it's contrary to the physical and recorded evidence at hand.

To me, it STILL sounds like he followed (against what he was told to do) Martin

You're either deaf or just blinding yourself to the facts.

Dispatch: we don't need you to do that
Zimmerman: OKAY.

Apparently OKAY used in this context no longer means acceptance or agreement.

From the point in the 911 call where Zimmerman says "he has something in his hand" + "he's checking me out" indicating the close proximity of Martin as he was walking towards Zimmerman's SUV. 40 seconds pass until he tells the dispatcher "shit he's running".

The distance between where his SUV was parked and the middle of the alleyway's walking path is approx 175ft.

It takes Zim approximately 7 seconds for him to vacate his SUV at that point. You can hear the gear selector go into park, the door comes open then closes shut.

That's almost 50 seconds head start Martin had. At walking at 2mph you can cover 175ft in 1 minute. You can reasonably expect he was able to cover that amount of distance with in the time frame.

At that distance he started to run, once he turned the corner of the town homes there is NO way Zimmerman could have caught up let alone manage to keep any sort of visual on Martin.

I guess Zimmerman broke the laws of physics too, right?

and confronted him,

If that was his intent why wait when the kid was 175 ft away when he had no possibility whatsoever of confronting him at such a great distance? Why not stop him before he could even walk past his SUV??

The home he was staying at was less than 200ft away at the beginning of the entrance to the alley.

At 7mph, a person could have covered 200ft in approximate 30 seconds.

Zimmerman stops pursuit the minute he was asked not to follow by dispatch. Again proven in the fact that he went from breathing hard to talking normal with in approximate 13 seconds. People running have a strained speech pattern. Zimmerman had a strain speech pattern then went back to finishing the phone call in a normal speech pattern. He even says he doesn't know where the kid is. I takes him approximate 1 minute 25 second to finish it up.

and when he was losing the ensuing scuffle shot him, perhaps from the embarrassment of getting his ass kicked. The difference is who started the confrontation, and who was armed (despite the fact that he should not have been as 'neighborhood watch').

How did Zimmerman catch up to confront Martin with such huge lead Martin had?? How'd he end up near the beginning of the alleyway closer to where he started running despite the 50 seconds start and the additional 1:25 it took for Zimmerman to calmly complete his call.

The only plausible explanation consistent with the FACTS is Martin backtracked to confront Zimmerman.

Lastly, I refuse to support this victim blaming bullshit; "he got followed and eventually shot for being black and suspicious" is just the same as "she got raped because she had on sexy clothes".

He got shot because he wanted to keep it real. Came back, saw Zimmerman looked like easy pickings and sized up him up for some revenge and sucker punched a guy who was armed.

But hey it takes a bit more thought to see the events that transpired rather then simply chalk it up to sensationalist bullshit that Zimmerman "stalked" and "cornered" (how do you corner someone in an open ended alleyway? :lol) and killed little Trayvon in cold blood.

Taco Bell Shooting Victim was Holding Leash, Not Weapon

BUBUBUBUBU IF THE OPPOSITE HAPPENED THE BLACK PERSON WOULD BE ARRESTED!!!11

[BOROSUN]

chill bros!!!

zimmerman has "black roots" so, it was a black on black crime. media no care anymore.

looks like zimmerman life got f'ed up by the media. when keeping it real goes wrong matrin decided to keep it real. school suspensions to punching bus driver from being shot dead.

George Zimmerman: Prelude to a shooting - Yahoo! News

SANFORD, Florida (Reuters) - A pit bull named Big Boi began menacing George and Shellie Zimmerman in the fall of 2009.

The first time the dog ran free and cornered Shellie in their gated community in Sanford, Florida, George called the owner to complain. The second time, Big Boi frightened his mother-in-law's dog. Zimmerman called Seminole County Animal Services and bought pepper spray. The third time he saw the dog on the loose, he called again. An officer came to the house, county records show.

"Don't use pepper spray," he told the Zimmermans, according to a friend. "It'll take two or three seconds to take effect, but a quarter second for the dog to jump you," he said.

"Get a gun."

That November, the Zimmermans completed firearms training at a local lodge and received concealed-weapons gun permits. In early December, another source close to them told Reuters, the couple bought a pair of guns. George picked a Kel-Tec PF-9 9mm handgun, a popular, lightweight weapon.

By June 2011, Zimmerman's attention had shifted from a loose pit bull to a wave of robberies that rattled the community, called the Retreat at Twin Lakes. The homeowners association asked him to launch a neighborhood watch, and Zimmerman would begin to carry the Kel-Tec on his regular, dog-walking patrol - a violation of neighborhood watch guidelines but not a crime.

Few of his closest neighbors knew he carried a gun - until two months ago.

On February 26, George Zimmerman shot and killed unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin in what Zimmerman says was self-defense. The furor that ensued has consumed the country and prompted a re-examination of guns, race and self-defense laws enacted in nearly half the United States.

During the time Zimmerman was in hiding, his detractors defined him as a vigilante who had decided Martin was suspicious merely because he was black. After Zimmerman was finally arrested on a charge of second-degree murder more than six weeks after the shooting, prosecutors portrayed him as a violent and angry man who disregarded authority by pursuing the 17-year-old.

But a more nuanced portrait of Zimmerman has emerged from a Reuters investigation into Zimmerman's past and a series of incidents in the community in the months preceding the Martin shooting.

Based on extensive interviews with relatives, friends, neighbors, schoolmates and co-workers of Zimmerman in two states, law enforcement officials, and reviews of court documents and police reports, the story sheds new light on the man at the center of one of the most controversial homicide cases in America.

The 28-year-old insurance-fraud investigator comes from a deeply Catholic background and was taught in his early years to do right by those less fortunate. He was raised in a racially integrated household and himself has black roots through an Afro-Peruvian great-grandfather - the father of the maternal grandmother who helped raise him.

A criminal justice student who aspired to become a judge, Zimmerman also concerned himself with the safety of his neighbors after a series of break-ins committed by young African-American men.

Though civil rights demonstrators have argued Zimmerman should not have prejudged Martin, one black neighbor of the Zimmermans said recent history should be taken into account.

"Let's talk about the elephant in the room. I'm black, OK?" the woman said, declining to be identified because she anticipated backlash due to her race. She leaned in to look a reporter directly in the eyes. "There were black boys robbing houses in this neighborhood," she said. "That's why George was suspicious of Trayvon Martin."

"MIXED" HOUSEHOLD

George Michael Zimmerman was born in 1983 to Robert and Gladys Zimmerman, the third of four children. Robert Zimmerman Sr. was a U.S. Army veteran who served in Vietnam in 1970, and was stationed at Fort Myer in Arlington, Virginia, in 1975 with Gladys Mesa's brother George. Zimmerman Sr. also served two tours in Korea, and spent the final 10 years of his 22-year military career in the Pentagon, working for the Department of Defense, a family member said.

In his final years in Virginia before retiring to Florida, Robert Zimmerman served as a magistrate in Fairfax County's 19th Judicial District.

Robert and Gladys met in January 1975, when George Mesa brought along his army buddy to his sister's birthday party. She was visiting from Peru, on vacation from her job there as a physical education teacher. Robert was a Baptist, Gladys was Catholic. They soon married, in a Catholic ceremony in Alexandria, and moved to nearby Manassas.

Gladys came to lead a small but growing Catholic Hispanic enclave within the All Saints Catholic Church parish in the late 1970s, where she was involved in the church's outreach programs. Gladys would bring young George along with her on "home visits" to poor families, said a family friend, Teresa Post.

"It was part of their upbringing to know that there are people in need, people more in need than themselves," said Post, a Peruvian immigrant who lived with the Zimmermans for a time.

Post recalls evening prayers before dinner in the ethnically diverse Zimmerman household, which included siblings Robert Jr., Grace, and Dawn. "It wasn't only white or only Hispanic or only black - it was mixed," she said.

Zimmerman's maternal grandmother, Cristina, who had lived with the Zimmermans since 1978, worked as a babysitter for years during Zimmerman's childhood. For several years she cared for two African-American girls who ate their meals at the Zimmerman house and went back and forth to school each day with the Zimmerman children.

"They were part of the household for years, until they were old enough to be on their own," Post said.

Zimmerman served as an altar boy at All Saints from age 7 to 17, church members said.

"He wasn't the type where, you know, 'I'm being forced to do this,' and a dragging-his-feet Catholic," said Sandra Vega, who went to high school with George and his siblings. "He was an altar boy for years, and then worked in the rectory too. He has a really good heart."

George grew up bilingual, and by age 10 he was often called to the Haydon Elementary School principal's office to act as a translator between administrators and immigrant parents. At 14 he became obsessed with becoming a Marine, a relative said, joining the after-school ROTC program at Grace E. Metz Middle School and polishing his boots by night. At 15, he worked three part-time jobs - in a Mexican restaurant, for the rectory, and washing cars - on nights and weekends, to save up for a car.

After graduating from Osbourn High School in 2001, Zimmerman moved to Lake Mary, Florida, a town neighboring Sanford. His parents purchased a retirement home there in 2002, in part to bring Cristina, who suffers from arthritis, to a warmer climate.

YOUNG INSURANCE AGENT

On his own at 18, George got a job at an insurance agency and began to take classes at night to earn a license to sell insurance. He grew friendly with a real estate agent named Lee Ann Benjamin, who shared office space in the building, and later her husband, John Donnelly, a Sanford attorney.

"George impressed me right off the bat as just a real go-getter," Donnelly said. "He was working days and taking all these classes at night, passing all the insurance classes, not just for home insurance, but auto insurance and everything. He wanted to open his own office - and he did."

In 2004, Zimmerman partnered with an African-American friend and opened up an Allstate insurance satellite office, Donnelly said.

Then came 2005, and a series of troubles. Zimmerman's business failed, he was arrested, and he broke off an engagement with a woman who filed a restraining order against him.

That July, Zimmerman was charged with resisting arrest, violence, and battery of an officer after shoving an undercover alcohol-control agent who was arresting an under-age friend of Zimmerman's at a bar. He avoided conviction by agreeing to participate in a pre-trial diversion program that included anger-management classes.

In August, Zimmerman's fiancee at the time, Veronica Zuazo, filed a civil motion for a restraining order alleging domestic violence. Zimmerman reciprocated with his own order on the same grounds, and both orders were granted. The relationship ended.

In 2007 he married Shellie Dean, a licensed cosmetologist, and in 2009 the couple rented a townhouse in the Retreat at Twin Lakes. Zimmerman had bounced from job to job for a couple of years, working at a car dealership and a mortgage company. At times, according to testimony from Shellie at a bond hearing for Zimmerman last week, the couple filed for unemployment benefits.

Zimmerman enrolled in Seminole State College in 2009, and in December 2011 he was permitted to participate in a school graduation ceremony, despite being a course credit shy of his associate's degree in criminal justice. Zimmerman was completing that course credit when the shooting occurred.

On March 22, nearly a month after the shooting and with the controversy by then swirling nationwide, the school issued a press release saying it was taking the "unusual, but necessary" step of withdrawing Zimmerman's enrollment, citing "the safety of our students on campus as well as for Mr. Zimmerman."

A NEIGHBORHOOD IN FEAR

By the summer of 2011, Twin Lakes was experiencing a rash of burglaries and break-ins. Previously a family-friendly, first-time homeowner community, it was devastated by the recession that hit the Florida housing market, and transient renters began to occupy some of the 263 town houses in the complex. Vandalism and occasional drug activity were reported, and home values plunged. One resident who bought his home in 2006 for $250,000 said it was worth $80,000 today.

At least eight burglaries were reported within Twin Lakes in the 14 months prior to the Trayvon Martin shooting, according to the Sanford Police Department. Yet in a series of interviews, Twin Lakes residents said dozens of reports of attempted break-ins and would-be burglars casing homes had created an atmosphere of growing fear in the neighborhood.

In several of the incidents, witnesses identified the suspects to police as young black men. Twin Lakes is about 50 percent white, with an African-American and Hispanic population of about 20 percent each, roughly similar to the surrounding city of Sanford, according to U.S. Census data.

One morning in July 2011, a black teenager walked up to Zimmerman's front porch and stole a bicycle, neighbors told Reuters. A police report was taken, though the bicycle was not recovered.

But it was the August incursion into the home of Olivia Bertalan that really troubled the neighborhood, particularly Zimmerman. Shellie was home most days, taking online courses towards certification as a registered nurse.

On August 3, Bertalan was at home with her infant son while her husband, Michael, was at work. She watched from a downstairs window, she said, as two black men repeatedly rang her doorbell and then entered through a sliding door at the back of the house. She ran upstairs, locked herself inside the boy's bedroom, and called a police dispatcher, whispering frantically.

"I said, 'What am I supposed to do? I hear them coming up the stairs!'" she told Reuters. Bertalan tried to coo her crying child into silence and armed herself with a pair of rusty scissors.

Police arrived just as the burglars - who had been trying to disconnect the couple's television - fled out a back door. Shellie Zimmerman saw a black male teen running through her backyard and reported it to police.

After police left Bertalan, George Zimmerman arrived at the front door in a shirt and tie, she said. He gave her his contact numbers on an index card and invited her to visit his wife if she ever felt unsafe. He returned later and gave her a stronger lock to bolster the sliding door that had been forced open.

"He was so mellow and calm, very helpful and very, very sweet," she said last week. "We didn't really know George at first, but after the break-in we talked to him on a daily basis. People were freaked out. It wasn't just George calling police ... we were calling police at least once a week."

In September, a group of neighbors including Zimmerman approached the homeowners association with their concerns, she said. Zimmerman was asked to head up a new neighborhood watch. He agreed.

"PLEASE CONTACT OUR CAPTAIN"

Police had advised Bertalan to get a dog. She and her husband decided to move out instead, and left two days before the shooting. Zimmerman took the advice.

"He'd already had a mutt that he walked around the neighborhood every night - man, he loved that dog - but after that home invasion he also got a Rottweiler," said Jorge Rodriguez, a friend and neighbor of the Zimmermans.

Around the same time, Zimmerman also gave Rodriguez and his wife, Audria, his contact information, so they could reach him day or night. Rodriguez showed the index card to Reuters. In neat cursive was a list of George and Shellie's home number and cell phones, as well as their emails.

Less than two weeks later, another Twin Lakes home was burglarized, police reports show. Two weeks after that, a home under construction was vandalized.

The Retreat at Twin Lakes e-newsletter for February 2012 noted: "The Sanford PD has announced an increased patrol within our neighborhood ... during peak crime hours.

"If you've been a victim of a crime in the community, after calling police, please contact our captain, George Zimmerman."

EMMANUEL BURGESS - SETTING THE STAGE

On February 2, 2012, Zimmerman placed a call to Sanford police after spotting a young black man he recognized peering into the windows of a neighbor's empty home, according to several friends and neighbors.

"I don't know what he's doing. I don't want to approach him, personally," Zimmerman said in the call, which was recorded. The dispatcher advised him that a patrol car was on the way. By the time police arrived, according to the dispatch report, the suspect had fled.

On February 6, the home of another Twin Lakes resident, Tatiana Demeacis, was burglarized. Two roofers working directly across the street said they saw two African-American men lingering in the yard at the time of the break-in. A new laptop and some gold jewelry were stolen. One of the roofers called police the next day after spotting one of the suspects among a group of male teenagers, three black and one white, on bicycles.

Police found Demeacis's laptop in the backpack of 18-year-old Emmanuel Burgess, police reports show, and charged him with dealing in stolen property. Burgess was the same man Zimmerman had spotted on February 2.

Burgess had committed a series of burglaries on the other side of town in 2008 and 2009, pleaded guilty to several, and spent all of 2010 incarcerated in a juvenile facility, his attorney said. He is now in jail on parole violations.

Three days after Burgess was arrested, Zimmerman's grandmother was hospitalized for an infection, and the following week his father was also admitted for a heart condition. Zimmerman spent a number of those nights on a hospital room couch.

Ten days after his father was hospitalized, Zimmerman noticed another young man in the neighborhood, acting in a way he found familiar, so he made another call to police.

"We've had some break-ins in my neighborhood, and there's a real suspicious guy," Zimmerman said, as Trayvon Martin returned home from the store.

The last time Zimmerman had called police, to report Burgess, he followed protocol and waited for police to arrive. They were too late, and Burgess got away.

This time, Zimmerman was not so patient, and he disregarded police advice against pursuing Martin.

"These assholes," he muttered in an aside, "they always get away."

After the phone call ended, several minutes passed when the movements of Zimmerman and Martin remain a mystery.

Moments later, Martin lay dead with a bullet in his chest.

(Editing by David Adams, Daniel Trotta and Prudence Crowther)

[axiomatik]

Here's the thing with this case. "Stand your ground" law or no law, with the ambiguity surrounding the event, Zimmerman should be tried in a court and given the chance to defend himself with proper representation. If he is innocent, let the court decide. If he is guilty, let the court decide. But for the Prosecutor's office to just stand around and do nothing is an injustice to the victim's family. Maybe Martin did attack Zimmerman, maybe Zimmerman started it, but witnesses should be called to testify in a court of law, and a Jury should decide. The decision should not be made behind closed doors.

Now, what the prosecutor decides to charge him with is a different question. (I know they already chose 2nd Degree Murder). But my point is, Zimmerman should have been charged with at least manslaughter to begin with and the case decided in a court, not behind the closed doors of the prosecutor's office, and not in the media.

[Corbic]

Originally Posted by imotion s14

Look ma, no blood!



Oh wait...

And now the black community is saying it's fake because the metadata can be modified. It's a conspiracy to kill black people. The neighbors, the paramedics, the cops, they're all in cahoots. :lol



It doesn't matter what you believe. Especially when it's contrary to the physical and recorded evidence at hand.

Nuff Said.

[BarrigaS14]

Originally Posted by axiomatik

Here's the thing with this case. "Stand your ground" law or no law, with the ambiguity surrounding the event, Zimmerman should be tried in a court and given the chance to defend himself with proper representation. If he is innocent, let the court decide. If he is guilty, let the court decide. But for the Prosecutor's office to just stand around and do nothing is an injustice to the victim's family. Maybe Martin did attack Zimmerman, maybe Zimmerman started it, but witnesses should be called to testify in a court of law, and a Jury should decide. The decision should not be made behind closed doors.

Now, what the prosecutor decides to charge him with is a different question. (I know they already chose 2nd Degree Murder). But my point is, Zimmerman should have been charged with at least manslaughter to begin with and the case decided in a court, not behind the closed doors of the prosecutor's office, and not in the media.

The thing with the stand your ground law, many departments are afraid to charge right off the bat with something. So they throw it up tot he DA and let them decide if charges be pressed or not. My department does that when the situation is so iffy and needs specialized eyes to look at everything that is there.

[axiomatik]

If the situation is ambiguous, I think charges should be filed. One person shot another person. The case should be decided in a public court of law. If the circumstances were obvious (for example, a home invasion), then it is appropriate to not file charges. But if no one is clear what the circumstances were and what the motivations were, a Jury should be involved.

[Corbic]

Originally Posted by axiomatik

If the situation is ambiguous, I think charges should be filed. One person shot another person. The case should be decided in a public court of law. If the circumstances were obvious (for example, a home invasion), then it is appropriate to not file charges. But if no one is clear what the circumstances were and what the motivations were, a Jury should be involved.

And what was this case?

[axiomatik]

Originally Posted by Corbic

And what was this case?

see previous:

Originally Posted by axiomatik

Here's the thing with this case. "Stand your ground" law or no law, with the ambiguity surrounding the event, Zimmerman should be tried in a court and given the chance to defend himself with proper representation. If he is innocent, let the court decide. If he is guilty, let the court decide. But for the Prosecutor's office to just stand around and do nothing is an injustice to the victim's family. Maybe Martin did attack Zimmerman, maybe Zimmerman started it, but witnesses should be called to testify in a court of law, and a Jury should decide. The decision should not be made behind closed doors.

[Phlip]

Shellie Zimmerman, wife of Trayvon Martin killer, arrested on perjury charge - U.S. News

Shit gets deeper

[TheWolf]

Angela Cory is digging her own grave with this one.

[cgtdream]

You guys are still talking about this...shit this crap is dead enough already so let it die in peace please

[driftsucky]

This...verbatim:

Originally Posted by phlip

That has been my position all along.
If George Zimmerman had not gotten out of his car to confront him (as outlined in EVERY neighborhood watch program), had not been armed while doing neighborhood watch (ditto), completing his duties to simply observe and report, then we’re probably not having this conversation and his life wouldn’t be pretty much ruined, which it will be, even if he comes off of this charged with nothing at all which he probably will. What this brings attention to, however, is a shittily written law that apparently allows loopholes in which someone can confront someone – perhaps even physically – and shoot that person dead when that confrontation does not go as intended. That is what really needs to change here. It is too late to bring back those killed under it, and that sucks just as much.
Wait, I don't have the genetic makeup to have thoughts like this, perhaps I should not be in this thread, I am supposed to be out committing some crimes and making excuses for why I can't get ahead. Sure, this runs totally counter to my degree, house, family and continued gainful employment, but apparently I am not really black then?

I find it interesting how many "he was a black hoodlum" sort of responses that are in here. Interesting because it's as if what he did in his past justifies him getting shot for nothing.

and

Originally Posted by axiomatik
Here's the thing with this case. "Stand your ground" law or no law, with the ambiguity surrounding the event, Zimmerman should be tried in a court and given the chance to defend himself with proper representation. If he is innocent, let the court decide. If he is guilty, let the court decide. But for the Prosecutor's office to just stand around and do nothing is an injustice to the victim's family. Maybe Martin did attack Zimmerman, maybe Zimmerman started it, but witnesses should be called to testify in a court of law, and a Jury should decide. The decision should not be made behind closed doors.

[imotion s14]

Funny I thought he was shot because he thought the feeling of being antagonized justified assault and battery on a person who just happened to be armed.

New video to dissect. Discuss.

[Phlip]

Medical records: George Zimmerman had black eyes, painful broken nose but no head trauma - Trayvon Martin - MiamiHerald.com


http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20...zimmerman?lite

[ineedone]

George Zimmerman Alleged Sexual Assault - Business Insider

[Highway Riding]

While disgusting as it may be that has no relevance to the case...

[S14DB]

Originally Posted by Highway Riding

While disgusting as it may be that has no relevance to the case...

Character.

[ineedone]

George Zimmerman new evidence Trayvon Martin - Orlando Sentinel

Nothing to crazy or eye opening. Just that no Trayvon DNA on Zimmerman's gun, but both had each others DNA on their clothing.

[imotion s14]

Trial is about to start.





Is it so difficult for the media to use the 2nd picture? Guess it doesn't fit their narrative when the picture is that of a biological adult.

[Corbic]

Yet again we all sit back and watch the Florida sitcom. Flesh eating bathsalt zombies, kidnapped cuban childern and molested murdering party moms aside... We should be hearing a verdict in the "agravated child abuse" case of State v Zimmerman pretty soon.


Regardless of your opinion,

Whether Zimmy is guilty of Murder/Agravated Childabuse / Manslaughter...


..or just guilty of being the wrong skin color while defending himself from a situation that got out of hand because of a gangsta wannabie teenager with attitude....

What do you think the all women jurry of 6 is going to return in this National display of race politicking and Florida fail?



I bet they return a decision of guilty which will get overturned in 5 years.

[silviaks2nr]

Either way there will be a riot or riots.

[silviaks2nr]

You won't see this on CNN

Media blackout: Georgia man killed in black-on-white hate crime attack - Norfolk Crime | Examiner.com

[bc.]

It's all a sick fucking joke, all of it. Reminds me of Watchmen for some reason.

[S14DB]

Originally Posted by silviaks2nr

You won't see this on CNN

Media blackout: Georgia man killed in black-on-white hate crime attack - Norfolk Crime | Examiner.com

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I know why...

[AFSil80]

Originally Posted by S14DB

I know why...

Because it's not sensational news?

That in mind, I wonder how many black teens were murdered in Chicago since this trial started.