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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 7:02 AM | 35 view(s)
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This doesn't take the tragedy out of the story. No one should forget that M was someone's child, had a life which had value, was capable of love. Might have had a fine future.

It is just that a court is not the way to express this. One doesn't have to blame Z, to wish him to be punished, in order to have compassion for M.

Justice isn't a synonym for punishment.



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Re: Evidence: right handed Trayvon has NO marks.
By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Tue, 09 Jul 13 3:14 AM 		Msg. 13972 of 54959

To be honest, I have no idea how even family members can say with certainty that the howls are recordings of their own family members.

Those recordings are very poor quality. And howling is an unusual thing to be doing.

I think the judgement of the nearby witness is the most likely to be correct. He saw M apparently beating Z. And he thought Z was calling for help. He wasn't certain, but he gave his best judgement.

If I'm on the jury, I'm standing in his shoes. Watching.

And I am going to know that as the defendant, Z gets the benefit of the doubt.

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