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Showing posts with label George Zimmerman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George Zimmerman. Show all posts
Saturday, August 3, 2013
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Friday, July 26, 2013
Juror B29 Lawyer "David Chico" For ABC Interview IS Former Prosecuter Against George Zimmerman
Juror B29 lawyer for the ABC interview on Thursday 7/25/2013, "David Chico" was the former prosecutor in the 2005 George Zimmerman case.
Well that explains how David Chico got involved with Juror B29. Ring, ring from #DavidChico <<<<< VERY INTERESTING!!!
Video from 3/30/2012 >>> http://www.nbcnews.com/video/nightly-news/46910559#46910559
Thanks for the find >>>>> @coreshift
Well that explains how David Chico got involved with Juror B29. Ring, ring from #DavidChico <<<<< VERY INTERESTING!!!
Video from 3/30/2012 >>> http://www.nbcnews.com/video/nightly-news/46910559#46910559
Thanks for the find >>>>> @coreshift
George Zimmerman Juror B-29 Interview With Good Morning America - July 26, 2013
Juror B39 Interview
George Zimmerman Jurors Supplies Reason To Cringe
by: Hal Boedecker
July 26, 2013
With some George Zimmerman jurors speaking out, we have valuable insights into how the six women reached their verdict.
Read more here:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment/blogs/tv-guy/os-george-zimmerman-juror-supplies-reasons-to-cringe-20130726,0,2916796.post
Thursday, July 25, 2013
AFTERBURNER w/ BILL WHITTLE: The Lynching And Lean
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Arizona Watermelon Fruit Juice Cocktail, Skittles & Cough Syrup = cheap codine base drink called "lean". Holy CRAP!
By: NewsmaxTV
George Zimmerman: Juror B-29 "Maddie" talks to ABC - 7/25/2013
Juror B-29, the only minority juror from the George Zimmerman trial, has talked to ABC's Robin Roberts.
Read short article here as well as photo:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment/blogs/tv-guy/os-george-zimmerman-juror-b29-talks-to-abc-20130725,0,4126847.post
World News ABC short segment on Juror B-29 Interview.
http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/george-zimmerman-juror-stands-decision-19777201
Updated article: http://www.wftv.com/news/news/local/juror-b29-speaks-out-says-she-owes-trayvon-martin-/nY4By/
My thoughts on updated article:
I have a lot of respect for jurors, and was concerned about Juror B29 when I read she did an interview and came forth full face. After reading what she apparently stated, now I ask, why did she give the interview "full face?"
Juror B29 was for 2nd degree murder, feels GZ got away with murder, but couldn't find him guilty of 2nd degree murder. Couldn't find him guilty of manslaughter either, YET found him "not guilty" of murder according to the law.
But the kicker, is she feels the case shouldn't have gone to trial in the first place and that it was a publicity stunt. WTF? Yet was going to be the juror to give them a "hung jury" to the end. Again WTF?
People are going to take her words "forcefully" included in TM death the wrong way, as I take it as she was FORCED TO BE A JUROR AND TO FOLLOW THE LAW!
IMO, When Robin Roberts asked Juror B29 "people are saying George Zimmerman got away with murder", how would you respond to people that say that? Juror B29, paused, and answered: "George Zimmerman got away with murder, but you can't get away from God."
So it's not that Juror 29 is saying George Zimmerman got away with murder, but just answering Robin's question with an answer ... "but you can't get away from God."
OF COURSE, I really need to hear the entire interview on Friday.
Read short article here as well as photo:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment/blogs/tv-guy/os-george-zimmerman-juror-b29-talks-to-abc-20130725,0,4126847.post
World News ABC short segment on Juror B-29 Interview.
http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/george-zimmerman-juror-stands-decision-19777201
Updated article: http://www.wftv.com/news/news/local/juror-b29-speaks-out-says-she-owes-trayvon-martin-/nY4By/
My thoughts on updated article:
I have a lot of respect for jurors, and was concerned about Juror B29 when I read she did an interview and came forth full face. After reading what she apparently stated, now I ask, why did she give the interview "full face?"
Juror B29 was for 2nd degree murder, feels GZ got away with murder, but couldn't find him guilty of 2nd degree murder. Couldn't find him guilty of manslaughter either, YET found him "not guilty" of murder according to the law.
But the kicker, is she feels the case shouldn't have gone to trial in the first place and that it was a publicity stunt. WTF? Yet was going to be the juror to give them a "hung jury" to the end. Again WTF?
People are going to take her words "forcefully" included in TM death the wrong way, as I take it as she was FORCED TO BE A JUROR AND TO FOLLOW THE LAW!
IMO, When Robin Roberts asked Juror B29 "people are saying George Zimmerman got away with murder", how would you respond to people that say that? Juror B29, paused, and answered: "George Zimmerman got away with murder, but you can't get away from God."
So it's not that Juror 29 is saying George Zimmerman got away with murder, but just answering Robin's question with an answer ... "but you can't get away from God."
OF COURSE, I really need to hear the entire interview on Friday.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Monday, July 22, 2013
Saturday, July 20, 2013
George Zimmerman Jurors
On The Zimmerman Jurors
By Professor Andrew Ferguson
The debate over the Trayvon Martin/George Zimmerman jury verdict continues to reverberate as is typical of most high profile, racially divisive cases in this country. Even though the criminal case is over, the issues of race, class, gender, and justice remain loudly contested in a way that will not likely quiet soon.
A MUST Read more here:
http://www.acslaw.org/acsblog/on-the-zimmerman-jurors
Why Didn't Tracy Martin Call His Son's Cellphone When He Wasn't Home?
What bothers me still is: "Why didn't Tracy Martin call his son's cellphone once he got home from the dinner they attended especially since Trayvon went to the store to get a drink & skittles for his half-brother?"
Although Tracy stated on Nancy Grace:
GRACE: When did you first learn that something was wrong?
MARTIN: I didn`t learn until the next morning that something was wrong. Trayvon was up there with my nephew, and both of them were responsible kids.
GRACE: Right.
MARTIN: And I knew that they wanted to go to the movies. I knew that they wanted to go and get something to eat. So we...
GRACE: What were they going to go see? What did they want to go see so badly?
MARTIN: I didn`t -- I don`t know what movie was out (ph). If I`m not mistaken, it may have been -- it was a movie. I don`t know what movie was out. It was a kid`s movie, a comedy.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1307/19/ng.01.html
You would think Tracy would ask his other son, "where is Trayvon" and I would hope the child answered: "went to the store to get me some skittles and he never came back."
My instant reaction would be to call my son on the phone and check on him, just not assume my son just decided not to bring the skittles to his half-brother who was waited for him at home.
Instead Tracy Martin did nothing. He didn't know what movie his son and nephew were attending. He didn't call his nephew to see if Trayvon was with him or perhaps staying at his nephew's house once the movie was over. Didn't this father have a plan with his son, to let him know whether he was coming home that night or not?
Parents need to get their act together. Like Rachael Jeantel states at the age of 17, we are ONLY teenagers. Basically not capable of making "good" decisions in life.
Although Tracy stated on Nancy Grace:
GRACE: When did you first learn that something was wrong?
MARTIN: I didn`t learn until the next morning that something was wrong. Trayvon was up there with my nephew, and both of them were responsible kids.
GRACE: Right.
MARTIN: And I knew that they wanted to go to the movies. I knew that they wanted to go and get something to eat. So we...
GRACE: What were they going to go see? What did they want to go see so badly?
MARTIN: I didn`t -- I don`t know what movie was out (ph). If I`m not mistaken, it may have been -- it was a movie. I don`t know what movie was out. It was a kid`s movie, a comedy.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1307/19/ng.01.html
You would think Tracy would ask his other son, "where is Trayvon" and I would hope the child answered: "went to the store to get me some skittles and he never came back."
My instant reaction would be to call my son on the phone and check on him, just not assume my son just decided not to bring the skittles to his half-brother who was waited for him at home.
Instead Tracy Martin did nothing. He didn't know what movie his son and nephew were attending. He didn't call his nephew to see if Trayvon was with him or perhaps staying at his nephew's house once the movie was over. Didn't this father have a plan with his son, to let him know whether he was coming home that night or not?
Parents need to get their act together. Like Rachael Jeantel states at the age of 17, we are ONLY teenagers. Basically not capable of making "good" decisions in life.
Is Sybrina Fulton Carrying A Double Burden Of Guilt And Grief?
Exactly why did Sybrina throw her 17 year old son out of the house in the first place? Was it for fighting in school, or buying and selling guns, or perhaps smoking weed or maybe his relationship with Rachael Jeantel?
There is no greater burden for a mother to bare
when she throws her teenage child out of the house for something they have done
and the teenage child ends up dead days later.
I am sure Sybrina is saying, "if only I
didn't kick Trayvon out of the house." Just like Sybrina is saying
"if only Trayvon didn't punch George Zimmerman in the face" or the known statement "if only it didn't happen that way."
In the end, Sybrina will carry the guilt of
throwing Trayvon out of the house, and also carry the guilt, that her teenage son, punched and beat a person for no valid reason at all, and is now deceased.
We don't know what the last words were spoken between Sybrina and Trayvon before he was sent packing to his father's place. Were they heated words? Was it "I'm doing this because I can't handle you anymore?" Did Sybrina hug and kiss her son as he left and say "I love you." Chances are they were heated words, and with any teenager pissed off at his parent(s) will say "fuck you, I'm atta here!"
We don't know what the last words were spoken between Sybrina and Trayvon before he was sent packing to his father's place. Were they heated words? Was it "I'm doing this because I can't handle you anymore?" Did Sybrina hug and kiss her son as he left and say "I love you." Chances are they were heated words, and with any teenager pissed off at his parent(s) will say "fuck you, I'm atta here!"
Note: My son, when he was 17, was hard to handle when he was in his first relationship. He didn't like my rules and he left. I had no clue where he was and searched all over the place for him. In the end, he ended up at my girlfriend's home, and he was welcomed to stay there until things cooled down. Thankfully my girlfriend's husband was a major influence on my son.
In the end, it took a few days before my son called, and eventually he came home and we worked out the issues at hand.
Friday, July 19, 2013
Zimmerman Defense Comments on President Obama’s Remarks - July 19, 2013
We have listened to President Obama’s comments about the verdict in the Zimmerman Case. People are focusing on this quote: “Trayvon Martin could’ve been me 35 years ago.” To focus on this one line misses the nuances of the President’s message, which includes comments about how African Americans view the Zimmerman Case in the context of the history of racial disparity in America.
Read more:
http://gzlegalcase.com/index.php/press-releases/195-zimmerman-defense-comments-on-president-obama-s-remarks
Read more:
http://gzlegalcase.com/index.php/press-releases/195-zimmerman-defense-comments-on-president-obama-s-remarks
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
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