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I guess that’s why NBC is going to make Zimmerman a millionaire.NBC and ABC have a lot to answer for the biased reporting of this incident. People are convicting him based on their altered evidence. Altering evidence to cause an appearance of guilt is the same as fabricating it. To convict someone based on fabricated evidence is a miscarriage of justice.
You are not an American and you don’t know the problems of African-Americans in this country. I don’t pretend to know all their problems either. I can tell you the story from a white European point of view. I was not born in this country. My mother is French and moved to this country in 1957. My father was born here of German parents who schooled their family German, as was the custom of Germans in this country until the 1940’s. English was not spoken in the home. We had German newspapers, German schools, etc. Even in our home, as a child, we were not allowed to speak English. German was the language my parents had in common, as my mother did not know English and my father did not know French when they married. On Saturdays we went to German school.It seems like the fundamental problem is with education and social justice. And these are within the purview of the government.
Charity alone, which cannot be guaranteed, cannot solve such huge problems. But the state can, and I believe the state definitely has the money to do so.
Other than the physical evidence.Gee no kidding.
The fact is, there is no evidence that Martin began the altercation.
The point I was making was the accusation that the dispatcher did not tell Zimmerman to stop following Martin. Zimmerman’s own written statement, confirm that he understood that the dispatcher told him not to follow the suspect.By your own quotes, Zimmerman’s testimony is that he headed back to his vehicle - ie - stopped following, when the dispatcher told him that they didn’t need him to do that and that an officer was en route. That sounds like he followed instructions. He didn’t chase after Martin, shouting and waving a gun.
I know Andrea Mitchell left out the first part of the 911 call where the dispatcher asked what race the suspect was, and only played the part where Zimmerman says that he was Black.NBC and ABC have a lot to answer for the biased reporting of this incident. People are convicting him based on their altered evidence. Altering evidence to cause an appearance of guilt is the same as fabricating it. To convict someone based on fabricated evidence is a miscarriage of justice.
And of course Zimmerman’s written statement to police the night of the incident. Unless prosecution can produce evidence to refute it… it will stand. To date they have not.Other than the physical evidence.
Did you read it?And of course Zimmerman’s written statement to police the night of the incident. Unless prosecution can produce evidence to refute it… it will stand. To date they have not.
Here is his statement: scribd.com/doc/97802972/George-Zimmerman-Written-Statement
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Neither you nor the prosecution has to date produced any evidence that refutes Zimmerman’s account.Linda Marie
The point I was making was the accusation that the dispatcher did not tell Zimmerman to stop following Martin. Zimmerman’s own written statement, confirm that he understood that the dispatcher told him not to follow the suspect.
Now if Zimmerman wrote that he confirmed to the dispatcher that he was following the suspect and told not to do that, how does it change to that he wasn’t following Martin?
Also, Martin’s phone call to his girl friend shows that Martin stated to her, that he was being followed by a man who looks suspicious and he doesn’t know why he’s being followed.
So, the evidence is strong that Zimmerman in fact followed Martin.
Also, there is a disparity of ZImmerman’s statements and where his SUV was parked and where the shooting took place. There is no way he was jumped by Martin as he was getting back into his car.
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I know Andrea Mitchell left out the first part of the 911 call where the dispatcher asked what race the suspect was, and only played the part where Zimmerman says that he was Black.
I didn’t know that ABC did the same.
However, if you want to hear more incriminating evidence, read the entire conversation with the dispatcher.
At this point, I’m not going to be the jury, I have no idea what the truth of the story is. I’m only going by what I believe the jury is going to hear for evidence and it’s my guess how they’ll decide. Of course they’re going to hear more evidence than what we have, especially from the defense.
Jim
So by this statement, I’m guessing you didn’t look at the link to the map I posted, which shows where Zimmerman’s SUV was parked and where the shooting too place. Zimmerman would’ve had to follow Martin, or have run from Martin, which Zimmerman never claims.Neither you nor the prosecution has to date produced any evidence that refutes Zimmerman’s account.
Further, during the evidentiary hearing depositions, prosecution admitted to questioner O’mara that “they had no evidence to refute GZ’s claim that Trayvon attacked Zimmerman as he walked back to his truck.”
That was a major victory for the defense.
But I suppose there’s no reason you can’t keep hoping…
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What he understood and what he was told are two different things. It doesn’t matter because he quit following the attacker when told he didn’t need to follow him.The point I was making was the accusation that the dispatcher did not tell Zimmerman to stop following Martin. Zimmerman’s own written statement, confirm that he understood that the dispatcher told him not to follow the suspect.
Zimmerman’s statement was that he was following Martin, and then turned back to his truck when he lost sight of Martin, and that’s when Trayvon attacked him. When asked about this specific part of the incident at the evidence deposition, prosecution said they had no evidence to refute what Zimmerman said.So by this statement, I’m guessing you didn’t look at the link to the map I posted, which shows where Zimmerman’s SUV was parked and where the shooting too place. Zimmerman would’ve had to follow Martin, or have run from Martin, which Zimmerman never claims.
Jim
I really don’t understand how the map shows what you say it shows. Zimmerman followed after Martin to see where he went, then turned around to go back to his truck. On his way back to the truck, Martin attacked him. I don’t see any way in which this map refutes that?So by this statement, I’m guessing you didn’t look at the link to the map I posted, which shows where Zimmerman’s SUV was parked and where the shooting too place. Zimmerman would’ve had to follow Martin, or have run from Martin, which Zimmerman never claims.
Jim
Hopefully he is calling the prosecutor’s office in Sanford FL now and making then aware of that map!I really don’t understand how the map shows what you say it shows. Zimmerman followed after Martin to see where he went, then turned around to go back to his truck. On his way back to the truck, Martin attacked him. I don’t see any way in which this map refutes that?
In other words. Zimmerman got out of his truck and followed Martin, after the dispatcher said not to do that.I really don’t understand how the map shows what you say it shows. Zimmerman followed after Martin to see where he went, then turned around to go back to his truck. On his way back to the truck, Martin attacked him. I don’t see any way in which this map refutes that?
Seriously? Once again, the dispatcher never told him not to follow anyone. After having been informed of this at least half a dozen times, I can only logically conclude that you are now willfully lying.In other words. Zimmerman got out of his truck and followed Martin, after the dispatcher said not to do that.
And you continue to ignore the fact that Zimmerman himself said that the dispatcher told him not to follow the suspect.Seriously? Once again, the dispatcher never told him not to follow anyone. After having been informed of this at least half a dozen times, I can only logically conclude that you are now willfully lying.
No one’s ignoring. It’s just not what the dispatcher said. Your decision to claim repeatedly that he was instructed not to follow shows that you are ignoring the facts here because the 911 call makes abundantly clear that such an instruction never happened. So stop saying it did. It’s a lie to say so.And you continue to ignore the fact that Zimmerman himself said that the dispatcher told him not to follow the suspect.
Just because the dispatcher didn’t use the words, “don’t follow him.” doesn’t mean he didn’t advise him to not follow him.
Jim
The 911 call says otherwise. He was out of his vehicle when the dispatcher told him he didn’t need to follow Martin.I recommend you folks go here and listen to the interview Zimmerman had with the detectives.
Fact is, Zimmerman was in his car when the dispatcher asked if he was following the suspect, and Zimmerman said he was and in fact got out of the car and followed him.
In fact, in the interview, it’s sounds like Zimmerman actually chased Martin, for he said Martin was running away.
Anyway, besure to listen to the interview with the detectives and see the holes in Zimmerman’s account.
friendsofjustice.wordpress.com/2012/06/25/capehart-zimmermans-story-doesnt-add-up/
Jim
Yeah the dispatcher didn’t use the words, “don’t follow him.”No one’s ignoring. It’s just not what the dispatcher said. Your decision to claim repeatedly that he was instructed not to follow shows that you are ignoring the facts here because the 911 call makes abundantly clear that such an instruction never happened. So stop saying it did. It’s a lie to say so.