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On 3/25/2012 8:47 PM, Jim Yanik wrote:
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On 3/25/2012 7:38 PM, Jim Yanik wrote:
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On 3/25/2012 12:25 PM, wrote:
On Sun, 25 Mar 2012 11:57:57 -0400, Ed
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On Sun, 25 Mar 2012 11:33:37 -0400, "
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On Sun, 25 Mar 2012 07:07:16 -0500,
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zzzzzzzzzz wrote:
(Note: I don't like anyone covering their head and/or face
when walking in public).
Wow! You must be a baddd asss when it's -40F. ;-)
In Florida?

Han is not in Florida.
Right, but it was raining that day and people in Florida often
cover their heads in the rain. I do up here.
Have you seen the transcript of the phone conversation with the
girl?
AS IF the girlfriend will always be telling the truth...especially
after the kid's parents began howling about racism. Stories can
change.

Martin says "I think this guy is following me" "I an going to put
my hoodie up" "I am walking slower" (in response to her saying he
should run). He was "heading toward the back gate" according to
the Zimmerman call.
The 46 other calls make it sound like this was not the first time
someone was trespassing on that route.
It sure sounds like this was a well established shortcut from the
7-11 area to the houses behind the community, along with quite a
bit of theft along the way.
Do any one of those things justify shooting Martin? BTW: Martin
wasn't trespassing. AFAIKT
Martin was NOT shot for trespassing,he was shot during an ATTACK on
Zimmerman. Where Zimmerman sustained injuries to face and back of
head. HOW do you fall on grass and get a bad gash on the -back- of
your head?

The kid had his phone,he could have shouted "I'm calling 911" (and
done so),he could have politely asked why he was being followed.
He could have knocked on somebody's door,involve a third party,a
neutral. Heck,most people with bad intent would flee once their
victim knocked on a home's door and/or began yelling.
Martin apparently chose to attack. a Bad choice.

Big "could have". I'll bet those details are haunting Zimmerman.
From what I've read Z is very remorseful.

Naturally a normal person is going to be remorseful about having to
kill a person,the first time,even in justified self-defense.
Mentally Disturbed people are the ones who have no problem killing.
Sociopaths,psychopaths.snip

Right. But is this the behavior of a man that thinks HE did the right
thing?

yeah,it is normal.

m not saying Z is any of those things. I think he's a man who
exercised VERY poor judgement and in most cases there are
consequences.


the REAL "poor judgement" was Trayvon's. Zimmerman survived.

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