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Oddly enough one of the participants in the altercation WAS NOT under oath so we really don't know for sure now, do we?
That person was also not called as a witness.
Odd that you are asking why Harrier wasn't a witness, when you seem to expect Trayvon Martin to testify under oath.
Neither of us would be credible witnesses, and the testimony given at the trial indicated that Zimmerman was assaulted, and that he acted in self defense.
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So how did TM end up all the way back GZ's vehicle 3.5 minutes after getting away? If he was frightened, he could literally have run home, locked the door, told his Dad and called 9-1-1 in that time frame. Instead, he never went home, didn't call 9-1-1 and somehow ended all the way back up by GZ's vehicle, how do you explain this?
I can't explain anything, I wasn't there. Unless you were you can't either.
What are you talking about and what does "Stand your Ground" have to do with whether he did or should have run? Do you understand what the "Stand your Ground" means?
So how did TM end up all the way back GZ's vehicle 3.5 minutes after getting away? If he was frightened, he could literally have run home, locked the door, told his Dad and called 9-1-1 in that time frame. Instead, he never went home, didn't call 9-1-1 and somehow ended all the way back up by GZ's vehicle, how do you explain this?
Since Harrier seems to think he knows exactly what happened why didn't Harrier volunteer his knowledge? Just too apathetic?
Were you on the witness list? Or have you come back to life to tell your side of the story?
Why is it so hard to believe Zimmerman? There were witnesses of more than 1 race that came to his defense and told of his past good deeds. It has now come to light that he risked his life to pull people from a burning car while a lynch mob is after him.
Have you really never met a good Samaritan in your life? I know there aren't many and I'm sure there will be even fewer now, thanks to people that can't wrap their head around this.
Martin's star witness said he threw a punch. She said nothing about Zimmerman's gun. Zimmerman passed a lie detector test.
It seems like there are numerous paranoid druggies out there or a lot of lemmings that will believe wild accusations and see an innocent man go to jail to advance their cause.
I can't explain anything, I wasn't there. Unless you were you can't either.
Exactly, you can't explain anything! In fact, you can't even formulate a plausible theory. So why do you have such extreme opinions about GZ's guilt if you literally have no idea what happened and can't even hypothesize what might have happened based on any of the evidence or testimony?
He wasn't trying to kill Zimmerman. And Zimmerman could have fought back like a man, not a punk.
Zimmerman didn't know that any more than idiotic Trayvon knew George was armed. And since everyone knows, or should know, that one punch to the head can kill, your argument is silly.
As so many have said, don't take Skittles to a gun fight.
Why did Zimmermann get out of his car in the first place when he was told not to by the police?
Gotta love those who post and neither listened to the tape nor watched the trial.
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I thought Florida had this thing called Stand Your Ground.
A better question is, why didn't the right-to-carry crowd, who seem eager to use any and every violent incident possible to bolster their cause, point to Trayvon Martin as an example of someone who might have survived had he been armed? Makes you wonder...
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