The George Zimmerman Trial — Page 11

This probably wasn't the case, but it could have been in response to Wal-Mart being a prominent, well known seller of guns

That reminds me of how a friend said I shouldn't have too much of an opinion on the law involved in this case because I'm not a lawyer. I told him that he's not a football referee, but he has no problems having opinions about that either.

^^^^^^

Lol. Even mikey has realized mikey is a fool.

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Juror B37 - "heart was in the right place" - really?

This, again, shows that the prosecution team was just awful! Sophomoric lawyering!

John Oliver, I could not have said it better myself!!!

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/john-oliver-slams-florida-just-because-youre-shaped-like-a-dick-doesnt-mean-you-have-to-act-like-one/

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LMFAO!!
Nice try Liza's, but you fail! Posting nearly 3 hours of trial video just isn't going to cut it. How about telling me WHERE in those three hours your "proof" exists? How about quoting the exact words said? Notice, when I posted my proof which proved you wrong , I QUOTED the EXACT words from Zimmerman's recorded interview with the detective and I provided a link where it was easily found. Your only "proof" so far is that you remember the prosecutor's saying something during their long closing arguments. If Zimmerman did indeed say that he was not yelling for help on the 911 tape, it would appear in other places besides the prosecution's closing arguments.

Again, Zimmermans's EXACT words during the interview with the detective: "As soon as he punched me I fell back on the grass. He was wailing on my head. Then I started to yell for help, he grabbed my head and started hitting my head into the sidewalk."

Here is another DIFFERENT LINK from my previous link in this thread where the quote can be found a little less than halfway down the page, shortly after the video of Zimmerman.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-57591807-504083/george-zimmerman-trial-audio-of-neighborhood-watch-volunteers-police-interview-played-in-court/

This interview was recorded the night of the incident. Zimmerman said FROM THE BEGINNING that he was yelling for help. His story never changed.

Juror B37 interviewed - "He shouldn't have gotten out of the car"


Ya think?!?

It's interesting to me that when they began deliberating, they were split down the middle, in terms of voting guilty or not guilty.

Interesting, too, is the "Though she said she was unaware of the national attention the trial received until the trial was over". Her husband is a lawyer, so I wonder if she knew how much exposure the nation was getting of this case even before the trial.

Knock Knock

The white women of Florida and Ohio gave us George Bush - thanks again for your service!

Stevie Wonder refuses to perform in Florida, or any similar state, until the Stand Your Ground law is

What I am seeing is that although Zimmerman was found not guilty of this heinous crime he still is and will remain a social pariah, Persona non grata. He's better off leaving the country and seeking refuge there.