Comments on: George Zimmerman, Prosecution Red Flag Up in Trayvon Martin Case.

By: Cee Jones

Cee Jones — Tue, 09 Jul 2013 16:18:22 +0000

It’s amazing that they got the worse prosecutor to represent this case because they didn’t want it to go to trial anyway so they got the weakest prosecutor they knew. GZ followed that guy and was the aggressor, when he was getting his azz kicked pulled out the gun. he was a punk and like most punks when they have a weapon or a white hood they are bold. They didn’t arrest him or question him, it took nationwide response to even get him charged. His father was a judge you don’t think this was carefully planned to how they were going to try and win this. Really!!
yall can say all you want about black on black crimes and the police don’t put any effort into solving these crimes but will put a whole lot of effort tyring to prove how justified it was for a white person to kill a black person.. If Trayvon had killed the SOB GZ this wouldn’t even be talked about, he would have been charged convicted and in prison by now. Florida has a track record of homicides committed by gun welding crazy cops just because and now gun happy citizens. No matter the outcome Justice will be served one way or the other. GZ is going to be a prisoner in life no matter where he tries to hide.

By: Terrence the Pterodactyl

Terrence the Pterodactyl — Sat, 06 Jul 2013 23:13:21 +0000

Why no cry out on black on black crime?

By: Apollo Dogg

Apollo Dogg — Thu, 04 Jul 2013 07:12:20 +0000

The prosecution is inexperienced in this sort of case, because rational government attorneys do not typically charge a victim who was almost murdered.

Putting together the transcript of Zimmerman’s call, the eyewitness account and a map of the area, one can conclude a number of things. Zimmerman lost sight of Martin for a few minutes. Martin’s temporary residence was about 100’ away. If Martin wanted to flee, he could have gone home without further contact. Instead, Martin confronted Zimmerman while Zimmerman was returning to his vehicle. Martin led with a ‘king hit’ to the face, which broke Zimmerman’s nose and knocked him to the ground. Martin then straddled Zimmerman, repeatedly striking him and slamming Zimmerman’s head on the concrete walkway for up to a minute. Zimmerman showed remarkable restraint in waiting that long before drawing his pistol and only firing one shot. A law officer in that position would have used his weapon much sooner and would likely have emptied his magazine into his or her attacker. And it makes no difference that the attacker is ‘unarmed’. Head trauma can kill.

It seems likely that Zimmerman was so disoriented by the sudden attack that he forgot he was armed. No premeditation, no evil intent – rather it was justifiable self defense.

By: Satchel

Satchel — Thu, 04 Jul 2013 02:38:26 +0000

I believe George Zimmerman is a victim of mind control, loosely modeled after the 1959 novel The Manchurian Candidate. The facts as I see them are: GZ was obsessed with being a cop. He was befriended and then brainwashed by an ex-cop and Federal Air Marshal, Mark Ostermen, who’s only connection with GZ was guns and law enforcement, who encouraged GZ to get a concealed carry permit and instructed him on gun use, at a firing range. GZ hid out in this Osterman’s home while he got his story together. Ostermen was allowed to go with GZ when he gave his account of the shooting to the police. GZ took criminal justice classes that included laws surrounding carrying a gun, self defense and the stand your ground law. GZ’s defense is well funded by someone, other than his family. GZ perjured himself several times during the investigation. His defense team has appeared on cable television, including Frank Taffy, his full time spokesman, who appears daily during the trial. I believe this is a test case for the gun lobby, which explains the funding for his defense. George Zimmerman, hunted, confronted and provoked Trayvon Martin into a fight or flee situation, which Trayvon perhaps was forced into a fight. In his mind this gave GZ an alibi to commit murder because he had a license. George was in control.

By: billybob

billybob — Thu, 04 Jul 2013 00:13:27 +0000

Why don’t black scholars write articles about the racism that exist in the black community? It is interesting to me that blacks scream “racist” yet the black community are the racist.
Why don’t black scholars write articles about the daily killings of black on black kids in Chicago?
Why don’t black scholars write articles on abortion genocide of the black race?
Why don’t black scholars write articles on the unemployment of the black youth and the ineffectiveness of black politicians to address this travesty?
Why don’t black scholars write articles on the lack of education in the black community?
Why don’t black scholars write articles on the fatherless homes in the black community?
Why don’t black scholars write articles about the failures of Treyvon Martin’s parents that led to his criminal behaviour and ultimate demise.

Dr. Boyce Watkins take a look within and make an effort to fix what you may in the black community. Stop being the perpetual whining black victim and start being the black community problem solver. There’s plenty to be done by looking inward at the black community’s failures and faults….. it ain’t always the creepy ass crackers fault….if you think whining will help heal the black community you are wrong and you are wasting your time….

By: Northern Sentinel

Northern Sentinel — Wed, 03 Jul 2013 22:24:49 +0000

The problem with the prosecution’s case is they have none.

By: Apollo Dogg

Apollo Dogg — Wed, 03 Jul 2013 22:03:21 +0000

George Zimmerman’s Black Ancestry is Revealed
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2876811/posts

George Zimmerman: the black, Hispanic, Peruvian, kind-hearted non-white, not-racist poster boy
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2876692/posts

George Zimmerman Has ‘Black Roots’
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2876518/posts

By: Paul Revere

Paul Revere — Wed, 03 Jul 2013 22:01:11 +0000

Dude;

What are the elements of 2nd deg. Murder?

Where is the evidence for each element?

Haven’t seen any yet.

By: Creepy S. Cracka

Creepy S. Cracka — Wed, 03 Jul 2013 21:55:24 +0000

Why, it sounds like you are convinced Z is guilty, Ofari! You don’t even WANT a trial. Just prison for Z.

News flash: the prosecution is failing because of LACK OF EVIDENCE. All of the prosecution witnesses have, so far, proven Z’s claim of self defense against a black thug.

Justice has already been served when St. Trayvon got his. Now it appears justice might be served when the black community’s railroading attempt fails. Yippee! A cracka two-fer!

By: chas holman

chas holman — Wed, 03 Jul 2013 16:58:01 +0000

For the curious minded. I took the infamous 911 call (media provided by Sanford Police Dept) into the studio.

It OBVIOUSLY would not be court admissible (they barely allowed the real ones), but this is a unique and somewhat legitimate way at taking a look at the call in question.

I compressed it so the lows came up a bit, limited it so you can hear other low sounds without your ears bleeding when the shots ring out. I then (thanks to the wonders of digital, couldn’t do this with tape) slowed it down to just over half speed but PITCHED it back up to 100%. In other words.. you can hear the call without it hurting your ears, at a speed that is easier to digest and get a sense of. The pitch however is true to source. And there has been no EQ or altering ANY of the tonalities, although there are inherent nuanced swirly artifacts from slowing anything down that radically.

Anyway, make of it what you will.. if you want to actually HEAR (what you can) the call, I wouldn’t discount taking a listen to this version. The way I have done it is almost akin to the audio version of slowing down a video tape.

Zimmerman Martin Altercation.
http://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=11548279