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Here is an interesting article. Could George's father (a JUDGE) have been covering up his criminal past? History of violence! George Zimmerman, Son of a Retired Judge, Has 3 Closed Arrests | Rolling Out - Black News, Celebrity Videos, Entertainment, Business & Politics |
Now I heard the Zimmerman lawyer say the eye witness said the smaller person in the red jacket which he identified as George Zimmerman was the one on the bottom during the struggle they witnessed prior to the gunshot. Was Trayvon's hoodie red - I never heard what colors he wore. That is the statement of his lawyer from his position, of course. I guess that is why we can't really rush to judgment but wait to hear it all. |
This Wikipedia is very interesting as well. I was telling my DH that George was probably a wanna-be police officer and for some reason didn't get in. It says here in the section titled with his name that his goal was to be a police officer. Interesting. Shooting of Trayvon Martin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
Yeah, there is so much conflicting information out there, it makes my head spin. My bottom line is that this kid didn't need to die, regardless. He was not armed. I am dying to see the hospital report of George that night that documents any injuries he had. It's awful, no matter what:( Two lives ruined, one dead and one in jail, possibly for a very long time. |
It is so sad and hopefully justice will really be done if that man was out for blood, as they say. I just hate to see only one side largely reported and not hear both sides come out equally in case there is more to the story. But so many young black men are shot in this country every day, I wish more rage was shown toward all their armed killers as well. I wonder how their parents feel and when CNN will have them on for interviews. |
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I don't know where you heard he disliked black men because he has had many black friends step forward and say he had nothing against blacks. Also weight doesn't matter if some one is bashing your head against the ground it will eventually kill u especially if its the back of your head, also if someone was doing that to me who weighed less then me I don't fight and would have no idea what to do and sometimes you do what you have to so that you survive! |
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I'm on the fence with this one. I think there are a lot of things we don't know yet. I want to see the autopsy report. I think that will tell the story. What I don't like is how this has turned into such a major race thing. You know, no matter what the out come is it is not going to be accepted. I Just wish the media would quit reporting on It and let the legal system do their jobs. I truly believe the media want riots to break out so they can be the first to report. And I also think that if a person publicly puts a bounty on someone they too should be arrested. Can't understand why these black panthers can go around and put a bounty on Zimmerman and not be arrested. Why hasn't jesses Jackson or Al Sharpton called for their arrest? |
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I do not think there would have been any investigation at all. That, in and of itself, is wrong. |
I am such a coward that if I were going to have to patrol a neighborhood that had had robberies, I would carry a gun. When you read about the Petit robbery in Connecticut which was a robbery that "got out of control" as one of the robbers said - a robber who turned rapist, child molester, arsonist and killer who forced a female robbery victim to go to the bank as her daughters stayed at home with a robber, take out money, molested a daughter of the family and took pictures of her, raped the mother after tying her to the bed, then shot to kill every member of the family & burned the bodies & the house. That robbery was just supposed to be a "simple" robbery but you realize after reading news stories of many robberies gone wrong that anyone out to rob a house can turn into a very deadly criminal themselves. Many robberies turn into far worse crimes when a person is found to be home. I would fear a potential robber as much as any criminal. I don't know how basic neighborhood watch volunteers can go out and look for criminals and not be scared silly - I sure would. And I would take a gun along if I patrolled looking for potential robbers. |
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As for the autopsy, what bothers me is that they did drug screening on Trayvon and yet none on Zimmerman, the shooter? Makes zero sense to me. |
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And, of course, other news stations have their own bias. Does anyone really think that Fox News is 'fair and balanced'? |
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Well, I, like most, probably hope that if the evidence/testimony shows this guy stalked and murdered that young man, he should rot in jail. If not and evidence/testimony shows something happened and the young man got scared or angry or who knows what and somehow became the aggressor and was really hurting the older man who panicked & shot out of self-defense, I & many, probably hope he doesn't get any or long jail-time. Hopefully, the trial will settle some things. |
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and FYI there IS Hispanic Heritage Month. |
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Anyone can take any piece of the bits of news we get and turn it into something it's not. I agree that it's incredibly stupid that Zimmerman is the most hated man in America right now. When there are tons of others being murdered every day, that nobody ever gives a damn about. Where is Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton with all of the black on black crime going on these days? It's so ridiculous. But no, everything has to be so politically correct all the time. If they want to bring race into it, then bottom line is: if this had been a white teenager walking around with a hood on and skittles and iced tea, and an older black man shot and killed him, we would most likely not be discussing the issue right now, the President never would have made a comment about it, and it wouldn't be the front page news story of every magazine. Bottom line is that a young man's life was taken too soon; I don't think anyone is justifying his death. But I think to crucify a man, when we don't even have all of the facts yet is ludicrous. What ever happened to innocent until proven guilty? |
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Innocent until proven guilty...hmmmm....how does that apply to OJ Simpson and Casey Anthony?? I won't say this man is guilty of murder 2, but I will continue to say he was out of line carrying a gun and following someone around at night while calling 911 and saying the kid was suspicious. To me, he sounded more suspicious than the kid. |
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