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At this point a lot of the evidence has been released and the media/people in the U.S. have endlessly debated the case.

The bottom line is that the decision in this case now will come down to two points:

1) Will George Zimmerman's lawyers be able to convince at least one or more jurors that he acted in self-defense to create a situation where either he is declared not guilty or have a hung jury.

2) In the opinion of most professional legal advisors, the charge of second degree murder is prosecutorial overreach in this case. If a jury is allowed to consider manslaughter then they may be more likely to convict. If a jury only considers second degree murder charges they may acquit simply to send a message that the prosecutor is being overly aggresive.
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I don't guess they've picked a jury yet.
 
Quote from nazzdack:

Are you ready for the "expected" riots when the not guilty verdict is read? :confused: :eek: :( :mad:
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June would be a good month. Most black people are on vacation that month, they won't miss work to riot.

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Ha hah hahaha...:D Get it??? They won't miss work....:D '

Nutmeg you you racist mofo...:cool:
 
"Trayvon Martin grabbed his killer’s gun just moments before he died and uttered a profanity-laced threat. In a desperate life-or-death struggle, George Zimmerman clutched Trayvon’s wrist, broke his grip on the semi-automatic firearm and shot him once in the chest.

That account appears in a new book written by Zimmerman’s best friend and confidante

There’s just one problem: Zimmerman never said that to the police.

Now the book, Defending Our Friend: The Most Hated Man in America, and author Mark Osterman’s two television interviews have landed on the prosecution evidence list, as more versions of Zimmerman’s story emerge. A man who wrote a book calling Zimmerman “the kindest and most sincere” person will wind up in court — for the prosecution, experts agree.

“It was emotionally draining for George as he relived that awful moment when he managed to control the gun, then fired out of fear for his life,” Osterman wrote.

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Afraid for the Zimmermans’ safety, Osterman took the couple in from the very first night of the shooting. His 172-page book describes how Zimmerman told the story of the killing over and over again until he was physically drained. When he told it to police, Osterman said, Zimmerman threw up.

But Osterman’s account is a sharp deviation from the versions Zimmerman gave, which experts say will undoubtedly be used to try to impeach the defendant’s credibility and cast doubt on his claim of self-defense if each telling changed or was embellished.

“I desperately got both of my hands around the guy’s one wrist and took his hand off my mouth long enough for me to shout again for help,” Osterman quotes Zimmerman as saying.

“For a brief moment I had control of the wrist, but I knew when he felt the sidearm at my waist with his leg. He took his hand that was covering my nose and went for the gun, saying, “You’re gonna die now, motherf-----.’ Somehow, I broke his grip on the gun where the guy grabbed it between the rear sight and the hammer. I got the gun in my hand, raised it toward the guy’s chest and pulled the trigger.”

DNA reports released Wednesday showed there was no DNA from Trayvon on the gun.

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/09/20/3012853/zimmermans-friend-trayvon-grabbed.html#storylink=cpy



"Somehow, I broke his grip on the gun where the guy grabbed it between the rear sight and the hammer. I got the gun in my hand, raised it toward the guy’s chest and pulled the trigger.”

DNA reports released Wednesday showed there was no DNA from Trayvon on the gun.
 
Quote from trendlover:

"Trayvon Martin grabbed his killer’s gun just moments before he died and uttered a profanity-laced threat. In a desperate life-or-death struggle, George Zimmerman clutched Trayvon’s wrist, broke his grip on the semi-automatic firearm and shot him once in the chest.

That account appears in a new book written by Zimmerman’s best friend and confidante

There’s just one problem: Zimmerman never said that to the police.

Now the book, Defending Our Friend: The Most Hated Man in America, and author Mark Osterman’s two television interviews have landed on the prosecution evidence list, as more versions of Zimmerman’s story emerge. A man who wrote a book calling Zimmerman “the kindest and most sincere” person will wind up in court — for the prosecution, experts agree.

“It was emotionally draining for George as he relived that awful moment when he managed to control the gun, then fired out of fear for his life,” Osterman wrote.

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Afraid for the Zimmermans’ safety, Osterman took the couple in from the very first night of the shooting. His 172-page book describes how Zimmerman told the story of the killing over and over again until he was physically drained. When he told it to police, Osterman said, Zimmerman threw up.

But Osterman’s account is a sharp deviation from the versions Zimmerman gave, which experts say will undoubtedly be used to try to impeach the defendant’s credibility and cast doubt on his claim of self-defense if each telling changed or was embellished.

“I desperately got both of my hands around the guy’s one wrist and took his hand off my mouth long enough for me to shout again for help,” Osterman quotes Zimmerman as saying.

“For a brief moment I had control of the wrist, but I knew when he felt the sidearm at my waist with his leg. He took his hand that was covering my nose and went for the gun, saying, “You’re gonna die now, motherf-----.’ Somehow, I broke his grip on the gun where the guy grabbed it between the rear sight and the hammer. I got the gun in my hand, raised it toward the guy’s chest and pulled the trigger.”

DNA reports released Wednesday showed there was no DNA from Trayvon on the gun.

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/09/20/3012853/zimmermans-friend-trayvon-grabbed.html#storylink=cpy



"Somehow, I broke his grip on the gun where the guy grabbed it between the rear sight and the hammer. I got the gun in my hand, raised it toward the guy’s chest and pulled the trigger.”

DNA reports released Wednesday showed there was no DNA from Trayvon on the gun.
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Trayvon Martin committed suicide nothing more nothing less, good riddance.
 
Quote from Lucrum:

I have no problem with the natives getting a little restless. They riot every decade or two anyway don't they.
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Right we should let them have small riots like the forestry service burns off underbrush.

usually we just call them some sort of championship series like NBA etc
 
Quote from hughb:

You can read Omara's reasons for it yourself, I didn't have any influence on his decision. There are other ways to get information besides the ET P&R forum. You may be separated from your "team" here for a few minutes, but they'll still be here to comfort you when you get back.
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I was kidding. I guess I need to put the word 'sarcasm' in brackets after such posts for you knuckleheaded liberals.
 
Phoenix, you are really not appreciate your freedom and your law. You talk about freedom and you talk about "individual", but in another thread you say is ok to kill 17 year old boy by that man in the gas station because other black people are bad. You justify that murder of that boy for loud music. You are fascist, dictator thinking. You judge the murder of the black boy in the car in the gas station to be right because other black people commit crime? STUPID and FASCIST.
 
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Phoenix, you are really not appreciate your freedom and your law. 1)You talk about freedom and you talk about "individual", but in another thread you say is ok to kill 17 year old boy by that man in the gas station because other black people are bad. You justify that murder of that boy for loud music. 2) You are fascist, dictator thinking. You judge the murder of the black boy in the car in the gas station to be right because other black people commit crime? STUPID and FASCIST.
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1)you are misstating the case thus my opinion of it.

2) No as I predicted previously when the ubiquitous unprovoked violent attacks by black youths obviously became a trend, people will defend themselves.

Too fvcking bad I was right.

quite frankly when black teens quit acting like packs of hyena's on a hunt then less mistakes will be made .

As far as I'm concerned boo fvcking hoo the fault lies within the black community and the lax law enforcement that encourages it.

listen to the sorry assed "n" police officer making excuses for the crime WTF?


Cry me a river when these pussies try this on the wrong man and 4 or 5 of them get gunned down.

hopefully at least 1 in a wheel chair & vent.
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http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=3675474#post3675474
 
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