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Originally posted by Autumnal
No other options huh? How about not following the kid and grabbing him to begin with?
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by Autumnal
Awesome since I believe Zimmerman assaulted Martin first.
Going on the physical evidence that we have at hand, what is your theory?
That George used his head to punch Trayvon's knuckles?
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Originally posted by Autumnal
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by conspiracy nut
He was there voluntarily for an interview that night, not under arrest. You are generally treated nicely when you cooperate and go in voluntarily, at least in my experience.
Been asked to come in and surrender yourself often have you?
That seems like an odd thing to have much experience with.
Please grow up and stop with the personal attacks. It does nothing but continually drags the conversation off topic.
Originally posted by rebellender
ok then you get to feel all you want now, I promise I wont pester you again
its all on your feelers now ,,,bye bye!!!
edit on 31-5-2012 by rebellender because: (no reason given)
almost forgot some pencils for you
edit on 31-5-2012 by rebellender because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by Autumnal
Maybe if you did less trolling, and maybe read the links? Nah, too much to ask for you. Carry on.
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Originally posted by Autumnal
No other options huh? How about not following the kid and grabbing him to begin with?
Please support this with evidence and a link that states it.
Even the lead detective who pushed for charges admitted under oath he has no idea who confronted whom.edit on 31-5-2012 by Xcathdra because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Autumnal
You know they were on the ground. You think George got punched alot. Seems to me that it just makes sense that Zimmerman took them to the ground and then got his ass whooped, you know AFTER assaulting the kid by grabbing him and taking him to the ground.
Show me physical evidence disputing that.
Originally posted by Autumnal
Originally posted by butcherguy
All this time I thought Trayvon bought Arizona Iced Tea at the 7/11.
Now I find out that isn't what he bought.
The coroners findings on his liver were interesting.
What findings are those?
What are you getting at without directly stating here?
all that matters to the prosecutor is did Treyvon beat george.If proven who started it and finally did George feel he had to use deadly force to stop him from getting further injuries. If Treyvon swung first and caused the injuries to George and George used the firearm while being beaten (not after altercation ended) then hes a free man because it meets all the qualifications for self defense.
Originally posted by solarjetman
reply to post by dragonridr
all that matters to the prosecutor is did Treyvon beat george.If proven who started it and finally did George feel he had to use deadly force to stop him from getting further injuries. If Treyvon swung first and caused the injuries to George and George used the firearm while being beaten (not after altercation ended) then hes a free man because it meets all the qualifications for self defense.
At what point, hypothetically, would Trayvon be allowed to use SYG?
Show me physical evidence disputing that.
Originally posted by solarjetman
reply to post by dragonridr
all that matters to the prosecutor is did Treyvon beat george.If proven who started it and finally did George feel he had to use deadly force to stop him from getting further injuries. If Treyvon swung first and caused the injuries to George and George used the firearm while being beaten (not after altercation ended) then hes a free man because it meets all the qualifications for self defense.
At what point, hypothetically, would Trayvon be allowed to use SYG?
Originally posted by fbluth
reply to post by Tardacus
Apparently you are wrong. Listen to the EMS audio statements to police. It was not POURING rain. AND TM hand were under his body, so how did all that blood wash away?
And ill add, your 'it washed away theory' won't hold any weight with me or a court. Wanna know why? Cuz TM had his own blood on his hands and nails. So how would you explain him having his own blood NOT washed away but somehow the rain DID wash away GZ blood?
But like I said, it was NOT pouring rain, and if you actually listen to everyone on seen that night you would know that isn't true, and had you actually read the document dump you would have known that TM had his own blood on his hands...so your theory is actually laughable.
Wanna give it second shot now that you know additional facts that were available to you but didn't want to research before you responded?
Originally posted by rebellender
Originally posted by solarjetman
reply to post by dragonridr
all that matters to the prosecutor is did Treyvon beat george.If proven who started it and finally did George feel he had to use deadly force to stop him from getting further injuries. If Treyvon swung first and caused the injuries to George and George used the firearm while being beaten (not after altercation ended) then hes a free man because it meets all the qualifications for self defense.
At what point, hypothetically, would Trayvon be allowed to use SYG?
there we go,
the chicken or did the egg come first
maybe it will work for you, I never got much out of it,
maybe it will work for you
Prosecuters beating a dead HORSE
Prosecutors argued that Zimmerman "misrepresented, misled and deceived the court" during an April bond hearing about whether he had a U.S. passport and about his family's financial circumstances.
Meanwhile, Zimmerman's defense team and prosecutors will be on the same side in court Friday afternoon fighting media companies' request to release more information in the case.
Seminole County Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Lester Jr. will preside over the hearing. Prosecution and defense lawyers will argue that a host of material should remain sealed. Scott Ponce of the Miami-based law firm Holland & Knight will argue for more disclosure on behalf of various newspapers, TV stations and their parent companies.