Teenager shot/killed while Tweek's hero gets off free

[kuronosan]

Sounds like they're doing whatever they can to avoid accepting responsibility for having their dick caught in the cookie jar.

I'm betting they were expecting America to not care, despite the fact that the majority in the country is now people that are tolerant of others and the old fuck-tard Boomers are beginning to see their voices become a silent vocal minority.

[Acturus]

I think it's awesome that Trayvon became a lost white girl.

Must have been a slow news night, not enough leaked celebrity nudes, when this all started.

[Cleveland_7795]

BTW...went to the address Spike Lee tweeted. Just some scared old couple in their 70's who had nothing to do with this. I shouted obscenities and racial slurs at them anyway. Anyone have the right address?

[AidenCarby]

lol

[Rhinox]

BTW...went to the address Spike Lee tweeted. Just some scared old couple in their 70's who had nothing to do with this. I shouted obscenities and racial slurs at them anyway. Anyone have the right address?

Funny stuff right here. Modern day Gallagher if I don't say so myself.

[Eurell]

Funny stuff right here. Modern day Gallagher if I don't say so myself.

Gallagher2 maybe

[Kuya]

Why is dimm trolling this thread?

[Dimmauk]

Why is dimm trolling this thread?

lol

What's wrong with looking at the story differently?

[Rhinox]

Dimmy is being Bizzaro Deejay

[Rhinox]

Yeah. This is where you RWNJ's job off the zimmerman train

http://www.nationalconfidential.com/...rge-zimmerman/

[Dotsudoku]

Can we kill him now? I think him and his defense have made enough of a mockery of the diseased boy's character. Let's wrap this up.

[Sera]

http://www.thegrio.com/specials/tray...o-scrutiny.php

Thanks to a strategic leak by Sanford, Florida police, and a self-described friend (or coworker) Joe Oliver,
we now know what George Zimmerman told police about what happened in the minutes before he fatally
shot Trayvon Martin.

The account, printed in the Orlando Sentinel and repeated by Oliver in TV and print interviews, including
with theGrio, is that Zimmerman had given up following Trayvon after losing sight of him, and was
returning to his SUV when the 17-year-old appeared from nowhere and jumped him from behind, then
punched him in the face, breaking his nose and dropping him to the ground, and banged his head repeatedly
on the pavement. Zimmerman's latest account, via the leaks, is that he and Trayvon struggled for his 9mm
semiautomatic handgun, and he the shot the teen once in the chest, killing him.

Now, it has emerged that at least one Sanford police officer may not have believed Zimmerman's story: the
lead homicide investigator Chris Serino, who was reportedly overruled on making an arrest by the state
attorney, Norman Wolfinger, or his office.
Indeed, there are several potential problems with Zimmerman's account.

1. Nowhere to hide
The path from 1111 Retreat View Circle, the clubhouse inside the gated Retreat at Twin Lakes townhome
complex, where Zimmerman told police he first spotted a suspicious person, to the backyard walkway
where Trayvon died, has no hiding places. Trayvon would have walked along the curved Twin Trees road
that leads off Retreat View Circle, out in the open between the front-facing, connected townhouses on both
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sides of the street. He would have then veered onto a sidewalk that runs behind the houses to a straight lane
leading to the home of his father's girlfriend. Because the homes and back yards are connected, there are no
alleys or places to hide, let alone to lay in wait. The killing happened just two or three houses in, about 120
yards from Trayvon's intended destination. It would seem nearly impossible for Zimmerman to have lost
sight of the teen based on the physical layout.

2. What's in the 1-minute gap?
Sanford police have admitted that there is a 1-minute gap in the 911 call tape between Zimmerman's last
communications with dispatchers and the time he is believed to have come in contact with Martin. Both
Zimmerman's supporters and Trayvon's then-girlfriend claim the two exchanged words before the shooting.
If that audio is not lost, will the audio be of Zimmerman asking "what are you doing here," as the girlfriend
claims, or Trayvon asking, "do you have a problem? You do now," as Oliver relates on Zimmerman's
behalf.

3. What made Trayvon run?
Zimmerman told dispatchers the person he spotted was coming toward him, and then, moments later, he
said the person was running. I talked to a veteran Florida police officer not connected to this case, who
raised the question: Why? Did Trayvon see the gun and decide to flee? Or did he simply see Zimmerman
get out of his car and run in fear? And once he decided to run, why wouldn't a fleeing Trayvon simply keep
running, given that he had a straight, unobstructed path to home and safety? Is it logical to assume he
stopped running in order to double back and pursue the person he had been running from?

[Sera]

also lol yeah he really looks all beat up in that video! TOTALLY LIKE HE GOT SLAMMED INTO PAVEMENT Y'ALL.

[tyven]

DEADMAN WALKIN

[MaachaQ]

I find it quite odd that the gated community this happened in has a Neighborhood Watch sign posted, but according to the official NW organization that community has never had a registered group, let alone Zimmerman being a member of it.

edit: Grio article had a second page with more inconsistancies listed

4. The 180 degree body

If the teen was kneeling, presumably, on top of George Zimmerman, punching him or slamming his head into the concrete walkway between the facing backyards, how did Trayvon wind up lying face down with HIS feet on the sidewalk and his face in the grass? If Zimmerman's account is true, shouldn't Trayvon's body have wound up with his face toward the sidewalk and his feet in the grass? Even if, after the gunshot, Trayvon fell on top of Zimmerman and the larger man pushed him off, why didn't the body land face up, beside Zimmerman, rather than a 180 degree turn from the sidewalk -- and flipped over?

5. The un-broken nose

The police reports indicate Zimmerman was treated at the scene for bleeding from or on his nose and the back of his head. But if his nose was really broken, why did that information not appear in the police reports? And if Zimmerman was treated for a broken nose, when did the treatment take place, and where?

6. Shifting stories

Zimmerman's story has shifted over time. Initially, leaks suggested Zimmerman told police he confronted the teen, was punched in the face and dropped to the ground. This week, the Orlando Sentinel reported Zimmerman's claim that he was no longer pursuing Trayvon and was followed back to his car (which cannot have been driven to the backyard lane where the shooting took place.) Zimmerman's account has varied from claims that he was being pummeled in the face while on the ground to saying his head was being bashed into the sidewalk. Oliver told theGrio and other news outlets that Zimmerman told him there was a struggle for the gun, and that Zimmerman shot Trayvon to save his life. But in later interviews, he has hinted that Trayvon may have been shot by accident.

As one lawyer for Trayvon's family, Natalie Jackson, said Tuesday on MSNBC, Zimmerman's supporters appear to be shopping a defense to the public, and to potential jurors.

7. Arrest or no arrest?

Police reports indicate Zimmerman was placed into the back of a patrol car on the night of the shooting, and taken to the station. As one law enforcement veteran not connected to the Trayvon Martin case told me: if George Zimmerman couldn't -- or didn't feel he could -- tell the police officers at any time that he wished to get out of the patrol car and go home, he was effectively arrested, even though he was not subsequently charged.

And if Zimmerman is ultimately charged with the killing of Trayvon Martin, we will quickly learn the reason prosecutors are so cautious -- in this instance, perhaps too cautious -- in cases such as these. Under Florida's speedy trial rule, once a person is charged with a felony, prosecutors must bring the defendant to trial within 175 days or risk having the case thrown out.

[Snprphnx]

http://news.yahoo.com/trayvon-martin...opstories.html
so it seems zimmerman was taken in by the cops, and booked/questioned. however the video shows no injuries to the back of his head or serious/broken nose...

[Salodin]

Where's that guy earlier in the thread who was talking about Zimmerman getting jumped, justified kill, etc etc?

[Lucavi]

Wow, he sure got cleaned up from such massive injuries that occurred only hours earlier.

What a fucking joke.

Edit: That idiot got banned, as he should have.

[Deader2818]

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...icle-1.1051304

I haven't read the whole thread but apparently his mother is trading marking his likeness and sayings etc. Not really sure how to feel about this one.

[Pabst]

2 days to late, dimmak already posted this.


Err, made mention to this.