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Originally posted by bknapple32
Very Very weird. Dont know what to make of this. Any thoughts? Does this changethe way you feel about his guilt or self defense claim?
I for one think this smells of problems with his story. I had my doubts from the beginning, but now I think this tells more of the story...
Lets keep this civil folks
dailycaller.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
Originally posted by AnAbsoluteCreation
First of all, the authorities know where he is. This articke is about not calling his attorney back for 2 business days. Who cares?
FACTS:
1). He shot someone
2). Trevon Martin punched him.
3). Trevon Martin got on top of him after punching him and went for his gun.
Horrible situation,
Originally posted by bknapple32
Very Very weird. Dont know what to make of this. Any thoughts? Does this changethe way you feel about his guilt or self defense claim?
I for one think this smells of problems with his story. I had my doubts from the beginning, but now I think this tells more of the story...
Lets keep this civil folks
dailycaller.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
Originally posted by OhioUFOHunter
reply to post by AnAbsoluteCreation
I based the "nutjob" comment on what information is available outside of mainstream news media. The fact is Zimmermans own former co worker described him as "jekyl & Hyde"who flew off the handle unexpectedly and had a temper. Also the fact he made it a habit to call 911 is something to question. I wasn't that far off from quoting someone who actually knew him, so no its not biased. Your opinion on how my posts will be viewed is meaningless to me.
The two attorneys made a strange case even stranger. The official basis for their withdrawing from the case seemed to be the news that Zimmerman had contacted special prosecutor Angela Corey and offered to come in, and told her he wasn’t represented by counsel, calling Sonner and Uhrig “special advisors.” (Corey said she couldn’t speak to him without counsel.) But their move came the same day Zimmerman revealed a bizarre, flag-bedecked website raising money for his defense that looks like it was designed by the folks at Fox Nation, which the lawyers said they hadn’t been told about.
Of the many outrages in the Trayvon Martin story, this one is relatively minor, but it raises some interesting questions. Zimmerman’s supporters insist that this case is not about race, so why were Zimmerman’s supporters moved to vandalize a black cultural center, and why is Zimmerman endorsing this? What other “deeds” are Zimmerman’s supporters encouraged to commit in order to leave a “deep impression?”