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Maybe at one point Zimmerman was fearful, but once he was on top of Marten with his gun pressed into Martin's chest saying "you're going to die tonight", it was Martin who feared for his life.
That's when all the screaming started.
How could he have it pressed against his chest when TM was face down, according to one (credible?) witness?
Zimmerman was enjoying, nay, relishing, his position of life and death over the hood rat.
Beg n*gger, beg!
You are out of bounds. Mr. Martin is deceased. Why must you call him a hood rat and the n-word? I don't flag posts, but the words you directed towards Mr. Martin are wrong.
Pretty much seems to me Zimmerman has to testify, to tell the story how he was defending himself. And that opens the Pandora Box, to all the inconsistent statements he has made.
You are out of bounds. Mr. Martin is deceased. Why must you call him a hood rat and the n-word? I don't flag posts, but the words you directed towards Mr. Martin are wrong.
OMG!! Did you really make that post? What world do you live in where you think we don't understand trial procedure and what the burden of proof means? When the jury returns a verdict of guilty, that means that the jury determined that the State proved (via the evidence they presented) beyond a reasonable doubt that Zimmerman did not kill Martin in self defense.
WRONG !
OMG, LOL, OMG...
The state has to prove 2nd degree murder. NOT that incoherent babble you're posting.
Pretty much seems to me Zimmerman has to testify, to tell the story how he was defending himself. And that opens the Pandora Box, to all the inconsistent statements he has made.
He may be in trouble here.
If he does then that is the end. He would not be a good candidate but I don't see any other choice either.
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