It is evident the NRA is involved. Defaming the victim is a classic trademark.
Because Zimmerman has cooperated doesn't mean a thing. A person cooperates to seek a statement of character before a judge. There are plenty of criminals in prison that cooperated, too.
Zimmerman did not do the right thing, he was told by the police dispatcher not to pursue. He pursued and he pursed a young black man that posed absolutely no threat to him. Zimmerman confronted Trayvon and he did so armed with a weapon to kill him.
We do know what happened after Zimmerman got out of the car. He pursued Trayvon up a sidewalk. Trayvon was moving away from him and we know Trayvon believed he was being followed by testimony of his girlfriend while they were having a phone conversation. We also know Trayvon's phone fell to the ground.
Zimmerman would have to drive his car/van up the curb in order to pursue Trayvon if he didn't get out of the car when Trayvon turned off the road an up a sidewalk.
Zimmerman was acting on his estimation Trayvon was dangerous. He was carrying a weapon because he believed Trayvon was dangerous. What else has to be understood? Nothing. Zimmerman was acting as a vigilante and there was no self-defense on his part. He was in pursuit of someone he estimated to be dangerous after the police told him not to do that. Zimmerman fully expected to 'handle the situation' while carrying a gun. Zimmerman is guilty of pursuit of an innocent unarmed black young man with intent to bring deadly force.
The Sanford Police didn't notify anyone of the death and the family had to discover it three days later. The Sanford Police did not do everything right.
SANFORD, FLA. - A neighborhood watch captain (click title to entry - thank you) told police he fatally shot Trayvon Martin after the teenager punched him, knocked him down and slammed his head into the ground, the Orlando Sentinel reported on Monday.... Trayvon Martin, the teenager (click here) whose shooting death has sparked a national uproar, was suspended from school last month for having a baggie that contained marijuana residue in his book bag, a family spokesman said M0nday....
Murdoch is painting Zimmerman as a sympathetic figure. There is gross bias by Murdoch's media. Bill Hemmer stated, "Watch to see how this goes." as if he expected 'the truth' is completely opposite as to what is being reported today.Because Zimmerman has cooperated doesn't mean a thing. A person cooperates to seek a statement of character before a judge. There are plenty of criminals in prison that cooperated, too.
Zimmerman did not do the right thing, he was told by the police dispatcher not to pursue. He pursued and he pursed a young black man that posed absolutely no threat to him. Zimmerman confronted Trayvon and he did so armed with a weapon to kill him.
We do know what happened after Zimmerman got out of the car. He pursued Trayvon up a sidewalk. Trayvon was moving away from him and we know Trayvon believed he was being followed by testimony of his girlfriend while they were having a phone conversation. We also know Trayvon's phone fell to the ground.
Zimmerman would have to drive his car/van up the curb in order to pursue Trayvon if he didn't get out of the car when Trayvon turned off the road an up a sidewalk.
Zimmerman was acting on his estimation Trayvon was dangerous. He was carrying a weapon because he believed Trayvon was dangerous. What else has to be understood? Nothing. Zimmerman was acting as a vigilante and there was no self-defense on his part. He was in pursuit of someone he estimated to be dangerous after the police told him not to do that. Zimmerman fully expected to 'handle the situation' while carrying a gun. Zimmerman is guilty of pursuit of an innocent unarmed black young man with intent to bring deadly force.
The Sanford Police didn't notify anyone of the death and the family had to discover it three days later. The Sanford Police did not do everything right.
...The Feb. 26 killing of the black teenager as he walked through a gated community by Zimmerman, a white Hispanic, has triggered protests around the country and calls for Zimmerman’s arrest.
Zimmerman had followed Martin and reported him to police before their deadly encounter. He said believed the young man in a “hoodie” hooded sweatshirt looked to be “up to no good.”...
