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And default judgment is when you sue someone and they don't respond to the summons within a legal timeframe. You then request default judgment since the other party did not answer.
Spoliation of evidence, in this case, is the arranged, and then rearranged, deaded body of one Trayvon Martin by one George Zimmerman.
Murder is a serious business.
Last edited by Nonarchist; 07-13-2013 at 02:05 AM..
I wonder...other than the gunshot...Martin did not have a scratch on him other than on his knuckles. It really makes you wonder which one of the two initiated the physical confrontation.
Imagine if Trayvon had decided to enter the house and call 911 or the Non-Emergency Number instead of hunting for Zimmerman. (Dee Dee testified that he had made it to the back porch.)
Trayvon: Uh, hello? 911? A creepy-assed cracker followed me when I walked home from a party store. I am terrified! Can you help?
NEN: OK, we'll send a police officer out.
Trayvon: Should I leave the house and go looking for this guy?
NEN: No, we don't need you to do that.
Trayvon: Should I punch him in the nose and bang his head into the ground to see if it will shatter like an eggshell?
For a long time, Zimmie "meditated" on THEM always getting away - and what his plan would be to resolve that.
He premeditated against THEM, and on that particular night, Trayvon was THEM.
From past tries, Zimmie was pretty much in tune with the police response time.
He refused to tell them his location, last name or his phone number.
Who are the police going to believe, the guy who called them, or a dead guy?
Not quite. The neighborhood had seen numerous burglaries recently, some of them unsolved. It would put anyone on the alert. Doesn't take a lot of meditation, just being aware.
You sure do seem to know a lot, even what he was thinking. Amazing. Were you there, and never came forward as a witness??
I'm expecting the jury to send a note to the judge asking if they can convict of a higher offense, Murder 1, and let the foreperson, Sybrina, and Tracy conduct a shooting to the heart sentence in the courtroom.
1) he didn't go to the hospital because his injuries weren't all that bad and he knew it; or
2) he didn't go to the hospital because he was under the influence, possibly mixing his prescription medications with alcohol, and he was afraid that would become obvious during a medical exam; or
3) a combination of one and two.
Whichever it is, those "life threatening" injuries he sustained, and which, according to some, justified his killing an unarmed teenager, turned out to be pretty freakin' negligible.
All this talk about "life threatening" injuries from the Zimmerman defense (and his supporters) has just been trying to prove self defense. I hope the jury sees through it.
How about a 4th? He didn't go because he didn't have insurance and couldn't afford to. How 'bout that one?
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