By: C. Harrison/Editor
Surreal! I do not used this word lightly but this verdict was just that. No one saw this coming, except for a minor few who simply believes that Zimmerman was right in all his glory to do what he did to this young man Trayvon.
The so call telling point: Zimmerman said that TRayvon ambushed him and bashed his head on the concrete beat him up and he acted in self defense.
Here is what most people believe happened: Zimmerman walked up to Trayvon talking profane language to him>Trayvon talked back to him, they got into a pushing match a struggle insued a fight broke out and Trayvon got the best of Zimmerman and Zimmerman took out his gun and shot him dead. It was probably that simple and Zimmerman covered it up by saying it was Trayvon’s fault and cried self defense (wolf).
If they’re stating that Trayvon ambushed him (Zimmerman), then let them prove it. And they should also show and proved how Trayvon caused his own death.
Zimmerman broke all the rules handling himself here: he came out of his car and followed Trayvon, he was not supposed to; the police told him not to follow or persue Trayvon, he did; and started an argument which brought on a fight—to which both struggled and one ended up dead (Trayvon)—-so yes, Zimmerman caused or pushed Trayvon to his death. He is responsible weather he intended to or not; he is (the) reason this young man is not alive today.
The Jury was not picked accordingly, it should have been two>two and two. Two Whites, Two blacks and two Hispanics. They invoked race—along with Zimmerman by-way of his usage of language when he came out of the car to follow Trayvon and when he confronted Trayvon—which is probably why they got into the fight in the first place. Moreover, Zimmerman didn’t identified himself to Trayvon–so the child didn’t know what he was or who he was.
The Jury took 16 hours in total; 13 on Saturday alone and on said day, asked for the Manslaughter meaning—My take— they had already had their verdict of no Guilty Plea— but, ask the question so as to give them (the jury) a way out of not having to explaining to the public, why they came down with that verdict—-because the public would have, already see it was self explanatory. No need for them (The Jury) to say or explain away anything right away and I also believe that Zimmerman’s father an ex judge called in a favor for his son.
They all knew what Zimmerman had done–Committed Murder.
