Zimmerman

[yukonjack]

Zimmerman would have been in no danger had he not gone full maverick

Martin wouldn't be dead if he hadn't attacked Zimmerman.

 

[CHenry]

What I don't get, is how he got a Conceal Carry. I went through a hell of a background check. In Oklahoma, you have to be nearly perfect - I mean squeaky clean. Zimmerman had multiple law infractions.

you might want to look up the facts on that.

 

[CHenry]

Heard this quoted in the trial today, don't know who said it but I will be watching for it to come up again.
"You gonna die tonight mother fer"
Who would you bet said that?

 

[0311]

Is the Prosecution's star witness mentally retarded? I am not asking this to sound facetious, I am serious, and not joking around. Is she mentally challenged, or learning impaired?

 

[Spata]

Is the Prosecution's star witness mentally retarded? I am not asking this to sound facetious, I am serious, and not joking around. Is she mentally challenged, or learning impaired?

I'm going with eff'n Moran.

 

[CHenry]

Is the Prosecution's star witness mentally retarded? I am not asking this to sound facetious, I am serious, and not joking around. Is she mentally challenged, or learning impaired?

I would say there's a good possibility.

 

[Shadowrider]

I would differ with just one of those points. The police investigators did want Zimmerman arrested and charged. The county Attorney resigned from the case only because he refused to charge Zimmerman. The police chief resigned from the case only because he went along to go along.
If this case had been handled properly in the beginning the race hustlers would have never gotten involved, and people in Oklahoma would have never heard of it.

This is one of the most accurate summaries of what went down from the law enforcement side of things. I was actually living in Orlando at the time when this occurred, and Sanford is a suburb town of Orlando.

You guys got any sources for this? I'd like to read up on this because everything I've read and heard says this is a witch hunt. And my impression is that they didn't want to be associated with it for one, but I realize the pressure for them to walk was probably epic .

 

[Shadowrider]

I would differ with just one of those points. The police investigators did want Zimmerman arrested and charged. The county Attorney resigned from the case only because he refused to charge Zimmerman. The police chief resigned from the case only because he went along to go along.
If this case had been handled properly in the beginning the race hustlers would have never gotten involved, and people in Oklahoma would have never heard of it.

Is the Prosecution's star witness mentally retarded? I am not asking this to sound facetious, I am serious, and not joking around. Is she mentally challenged, or learning impaired?

It sure appears to lend credence to my assertion that this is a witch hunt huh? I heard talking heads stating today that they were basically flabbergasted that she helped the defense as much as she did.

 

[ignerntbend]

You guys got any sources for this? I'd like to read up on this because everything I've read and heard says this is a witch hunt. And my impression is that they didn't want to be associated with it for one, but I realize the pressure for them to walk was probably epic .

No offense, but I don't think you sourced your argument either.

 

[Shadowrider]

No offense, but I don't think you sourced your argument either.

Oh my bad. I wasn't aware it was required. But here you go. It's all there except for the sarcasm:

It's right here

And there's a lot in this one that backs my impression up. Clickit if you dare

But this is my most favorite'ist part:

On March 20, 2012, State attorney Norm Wolfinger announced that a Seminole County grand jury would be convened on April 10 to investigate the death of Martin. However, after State Attorney Angela Corey was assigned to the case by Florida Governor Rick Scott on March 22, she decided that her office would decide whether to press charges. "I always lean towards moving forward without needing the grand jury in a case like this, I foresee us being able to make a decision, and move on it on our own."]