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I don't think they were convinced of his innocence at least not all of them. Even if they are, this is such a high profile case and I'm sure they would want Trayvon Martin's parents and the public to believe that they thoroughly considered and evaluated all of the evidence before a verdict is reached.
If they were not convinced of his innocence they should not have been on the Jury. As far as they are concerned he IS innocence until that state proves him guilty
If I take a class on WWII history, do you expect me to know every detail of every single battle?
Details no, but if the battle was discussed in class and you were a good student, I'd expect that you would know that it happened. Stand your ground isn't rocket science.
The one punch or one whack on the concrete that kills or seriously injures could be the next One. One bullet or one stab wound doesn't always kill or seriously injure. Should the assaultee wait for the One that does ?
He is a liar no question about it. But he killed no child.
I consider my soon to be 17-year-old my child. He's not a little boy anymore but that is my still my child, my oldest baby boy. Every mother knows what I mean. Everyone who followed the trial knows how old Trayvon Martin was when Zimmerman took his life.
Was Martin wearing high heels? No wonder he could not outrun Z.
Have you ever been mugged, robbed at gunpoint, or simply accosted by a stranger in the dark? I'm just curious. I'm sure I can draw a perfect line down the middle as to those who've been in similar situations and those who have not and where each side falls on this argument.
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