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Originally posted by metamagic
(1) The report or statement from EMT as to exactly what Zimmerman's wounds were, what they did to “fix him up” and whether the video of him at the police station is consistent with that report.
Originally posted by rebellender
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by CoherentlyConfused
reply to post by Annee
They can detain someone for up to (I think) 24 (or is it 48?) hours without charging them with anything. After that, they need to be charged or they can go home.
So its not an arrest unless you are charged with something?
I'm aware of temporary detainment.
come on Annee!!! you are 65yrs old, thought you had this stuff down by now?
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by rebellender
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by CoherentlyConfused
reply to post by Annee
They can detain someone for up to (I think) 24 (or is it 48?) hours without charging them with anything. After that, they need to be charged or they can go home.
So its not an arrest unless you are charged with something?
I'm aware of temporary detainment.
come on Annee!!! you are 65yrs old, thought you had this stuff down by now?
We are not having a personal conversation.
Please address the topic.
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by metamagic
(1) The report or statement from EMT as to exactly what Zimmerman's wounds were, what they did to “fix him up” and whether the video of him at the police station is consistent with that report.
Zimmerman was clearly running and out of breath when talking to the 911 dispatcher (IMO)
He could have actually tripped and fallen by himself.
This could be where he lost track of Trayvon.
I know that is speculation. But it is possible.
Originally posted by CoherentlyConfused
The whole issue of Zimmerman's injuries (or should I say non-injuries) is completely irrelevant to whether or not he was the aggressor.
I could go over to my neighbor's house right now, drag him out of his house and fight with him on the street. He throws me down on the ground and beats my head into the pavement and then I shoot him. I'm all banged up and claim self defense.
So how do Zimmerman's head wounds prove anything other than they were in a scuffle? Sure, they're consistent with what he told the police. If I told the police the same story in my above scenario, my wounds would be consistent, too.
Originally posted by rebellender
I'm good , made my point.
you just make it what ever topic you choose and have a good day with it
Originally posted by metamagic
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by metamagic
(1) The report or statement from EMT as to exactly what Zimmerman's wounds were, what they did to “fix him up” and whether the video of him at the police station is consistent with that report.
Zimmerman was clearly running and out of breath when talking to the 911 dispatcher (IMO)
He could have actually tripped and fallen by himself.
This could be where he lost track of Trayvon.
I know that is speculation. But it is possible.
Speculation, arguing over which hypothetical scenario is better does nothing unless we can produce testable assertions to identify which possibilities are the most likely based on an impartial examination of well the explain the data.
Originally posted by dalek
and how hard would it be for Zimmerman to crawl on the grass and self inflict a bloody nose and cut head?
Originally posted by cdesigns
This is for you who say Zimmerman didnt have any injuries, WHY the police officer is looking behind his head? that particular granny video might not show his injury but the police is clearly looking at something behind his head. The injuries were reported on the police report and on the EMT records.
DEAL WITH IT
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by metamagic
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by metamagic
(1) The report or statement from EMT as to exactly what Zimmerman's wounds were, what they did to “fix him up” and whether the video of him at the police station is consistent with that report.
Zimmerman was clearly running and out of breath when talking to the 911 dispatcher (IMO)
He could have actually tripped and fallen by himself.
This could be where he lost track of Trayvon.
I know that is speculation. But it is possible.
Speculation, arguing over which hypothetical scenario is better does nothing unless we can produce testable assertions to identify which possibilities are the most likely based on an impartial examination of well the explain the data.
I said it is speculation.
But - - Injuries. Not seeing how those injuries occurred.
No visible signs on Trayvon's hands.
There are other possibilities.
It creates doubt.
Originally posted by SeriousIndividual
The only witnesses to the incident point to Zimmerman's story as they say he appeared to be losing the fight.
Originally posted by metamagic
The doubt in my mind that needs to be explored are the points at which Zimmerman's statements do not jive with the evidence. For example he said he was screaming help but the forensic analysis suggests that it was not him doing the screaming. Zimmerman's claims are the only thing we have that we can subject to that sort of scrutiny.