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Re: Evidence: right handed Trayvon has NO marks. 

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (1)
Tue, 09 Jul 13 12:08 AM | 23 view(s)
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Hi clo,

You're going in circles.

CA was found not guilty because the burden of proof is on the prosecution.

Z is also protected by the burden of proof.

You find it hard to believe he talked after being shot but the PROSECUTION's expert witness said he would not have died for at least a minute.

Eyewitness testimony confirms M was on top beating the crap out of Z. The state of his head confirms it. Broken nose. Welts etc.

I get the program. Ignore the inconvenient truths. Repeat the prosecution theories. Make up stuff. Put some guy in prison for defending himself. Who cares. It ain't you serving time for nothing.


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Re: Evidence: right handed Trayvon has NO marks.
By: clo in ALEA
Mon, 08 Jul 13 11:22 PM 		Msg. 13956 of 54959

Nearly everyone thought the jury would find Casey Anthony guilty. They were wrong.

Nearly everyone thinks Zimmerman will be found not guilty.
Let's see what this jury finds...

Listening to testimony, I find it hard to believe that after being shot directly in the heart, Trayvon would say, 'you got me.'
And then he sat up?

After all Z said T was on top beating the crap out of him. That's when Z went for his gun & shot T.
Wouldn't T have fallen back?
Z claimed he didn't know T was dead, felt threatened & pinned T down with his arms extended, after holstering his gun.

This all sounds far fetched to me.
I would imagine IF T could talk he would say expletives...

Z is charged with second degree manslaughter. I think the burden of proof will help the defense.
Involuntary manslaughter would be a better fit.

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