Do you know what "probably" means?
Do you know what "probably" means?
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Yep.
Now, do you have any proof that "Most reports of signs like that literally are photoshopped nonsense. It's pretty rare when it actually happens...", or not?
LOL. I probably should have said "that I have seen". Each time one of those signs appears online with "outrage" assigned, I go to snopes and find it was photoshopped, rarely is there any other outcome.
I guess I should have made that more clear so you wouldn't hemorrhage and get all excited. But maybe not, it is more fun to watch you get all excited, then ignore you.
wiseones2cents
Verified User
Listen man. If you are caught holding a knife with blood on it and a dead person next to you? Chances are you are going to be a p[rime suspect and investigated. They dont just say, Oh he attacked you first? Oh then thats ok!
I believe the reason why the Lawyers bailed was this. Corey contacted Zimmerman's lawyers and told them basically that he was going to be charged. Zimmerman freaked out. Lost all confidence in his lawyers. Tried to call Corey to complain, was denied and then got really desperate and starting talking to people. Decided to get his own funds(opened up a separate web page), his own lawyers(I guess he wasn't happy it was going to trial)and finance his own defense.
USFREEDOM911
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And if the witnesses statements cooberate my description of the incident, they're probably going to let me go.
Prove there was no ongoing investigation; well, past your FEELING that there wasn't.
The rest of your rant, is just that; you ranting.
There is nothing there, but speculation on your part.
Now; go club a baby seal, seeing as how they appear really threatening.
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The Almighty
LOL... great call... you were so close to being right. Turned himself in the same day charges were filed. I guess that implies 'innocent', beyond a shadow of any doubt. He wants his day in court. Right?
wiseones2cents
Verified User
Really? The witnesses co-oberate your story? Maybe you can explain this scenario. You have a guy on top of you beating you delirious, you reach for your gun and overpower the guy. Shoot the guy on top of you, without getting any blood on your t-shirt or Jacket. Then crawl from underneath the dead guy(without flipping him over) and without getting blood on your clothes. Then get on top of him(a dead guy), straddle him and put your hands on his back(according to witnesses). Like WHO would do that to a guy after you shoot him dead(other then you to have sex with him)? It is more likely he(zimmerman) was already on top.
Another witness said the guy with the white T-SHIRT was on top. Well Trayvon was wearing a grey sweat top with sleeves. Hardly a t-shirt. But zimmerman was wearing a grey T-SHIRT! Did he have his jacket on during the fight?Did it get pulled off?
It would explain how he was seen straddling the body, if he was infact on top!
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The Almighty
Um... the police report states "In a partial police report released by the department, a responding officer noted the back of Zimmerman’s jacket was wet and covered in grass the night of the shooting. The officer also stated Zimmerman was bleeding from his nose and the back of his head when he arrived to The Retreat at Twin Lakes, where the shooting occurred."
1) He was on his back on the ground in the grass
2) That he was wearing his jacket.
3) that he was injured in both the locations Zimmerman stated.
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The Almighty
Also 'wiseone'... You are assuming that Travon (if he was indeed on top) would have fallen forward rather than to the side or back.
USFREEDOM911
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It appears that you intend to just continue to throw shit out there, until something sticks.
Since when does staying in control of your weapon, mean that you've overpowered anyone?
It's your continual usage of bullshit like that, which makes you more and more invisible.
USFREEDOM911
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Dumbass also doesn't realize that a bullet wound can close around itself, without necessarily bleeding out of the wound.
This of course depends on the weapon, the kind of bullet being used, the distance involved, where the bullet strikes, etc.
Some people watch way to much TV and put to much credance into what's depicted in a script.
wiseones2cents
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UMMMM cops are racist and they would defend their wanna be cop! His back was wet? Ummm it was raining that night. He had grass on his back? Did they check Trayvon's back? They could have been rolling around! He was bleeding from the nose? If he was on top of me trying to shoot me, I'd be trying to break his nose too! He had blood from his nose? He had NO blood on his clothes which is rather odd considering the incident. Didn't see a doctor or go seek medical attention! He was deemed well enough to travel in the cruiser! Where are these pictures of his bloodied nose and injuries, which most people would use for evidence? Should we take the word of POSSIBLE racist cops? Sorry but cops need to take pictures of that kind of evidence!
wiseones2cents
Verified User
How do you shoot someone from close range and not draw blood? I will wait to see what the forensic people say but, I'm not convinced! I know(heard) blood was coming out of Trayvon's mouth. Therefore internal bleeding was present.
wiseones2cents
Verified User
I'd say he was instantly killed on bullet impact and would have fell straight down(if he was on top)! My first instinct would be to throw him off me(flip him over on his back). Not get on top of him and straddle him with my hands on his back! Looks as if he(zimmerman) just finished rolling him over on his front! And when he was asked, he did not respond immediately! He waiting to make sure what to say first. Then he screamed just call the cops. My first instinct would have NOT been to ignore someone talking to me if I had just killed someone by accident in self defense. I'd be screaming call an ambulance right off the bat!
SmarterthanYou
rebel
maybe this is what the libs want.
http://www.salon.com/2012/04/11/when_stand_your_ground_fails/singleton/
Not too far from Sanford, Fla., a black man named John McNeil is serving a life sentence for shooting Brian Epp, a white man who trespassed and attacked him at his home in Georgia, another stand your ground state.
It all began in early 2005, when McNeil and his wife, Anita, hired Brian Epp’s construction company to build a new house in Cobb County, Ga. The McNeils testified that Epp was difficult to work with, which led to heated confrontations. They eventually decided to close on the house early to rid their lives of Epp, whom they found increasingly threatening. At the closing, both parties agreed that Epp would have 10 days to complete the work, after which he would stay away from the property, but he failed to keep up his end of the bargain.
On Dec. 6, 2005, John McNeil’s 15-year-old son, La’Ron, notified his dad over the phone that a man he didn’t recognize was lurking in the backyard. When La’Ron told the man to leave, an argument broke out. McNeil was still on the phone and immediately recognized Epp’s voice. According to La’Ron’s testimony, Epp pointed a folding utility knife at La’Ron’s face and said, “[w]hy don’t you make me leave?” at which point McNeil told his son to go inside and wait while he called 911 and headed home.
According to McNeil’s testimony, when he pulled up to his house, Epp was next door grabbing something from his truck and stuffing it in his pocket. McNeil quickly grabbed his gun from the glove compartment in plain view of Epp who was coming at him “fast.” McNeil jumped out of the car and fired a warning shot at the ground insisting that Epp back off. Instead of retreating, Epp charged at McNeil while reaching for his pocket, so McNeil fired again, this time fatally striking Epp in the head. (Epp was found to have a folding knife in his pocket, although it was shut.)
After a neighbor across the street who witnessed the encounter corroborated McNeil’s account, police determined that it was a case of self-defense and did not charge him in the death. Nevertheless, almost a year later Cobb County District Attorney Patrick Head decided to prosecute McNeil for murder. In 2006, he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
http://www.salon.com/2012/04/11/when_stand_your_ground_fails/singleton/
Not too far from Sanford, Fla., a black man named John McNeil is serving a life sentence for shooting Brian Epp, a white man who trespassed and attacked him at his home in Georgia, another stand your ground state.
It all began in early 2005, when McNeil and his wife, Anita, hired Brian Epp’s construction company to build a new house in Cobb County, Ga. The McNeils testified that Epp was difficult to work with, which led to heated confrontations. They eventually decided to close on the house early to rid their lives of Epp, whom they found increasingly threatening. At the closing, both parties agreed that Epp would have 10 days to complete the work, after which he would stay away from the property, but he failed to keep up his end of the bargain.
On Dec. 6, 2005, John McNeil’s 15-year-old son, La’Ron, notified his dad over the phone that a man he didn’t recognize was lurking in the backyard. When La’Ron told the man to leave, an argument broke out. McNeil was still on the phone and immediately recognized Epp’s voice. According to La’Ron’s testimony, Epp pointed a folding utility knife at La’Ron’s face and said, “[w]hy don’t you make me leave?” at which point McNeil told his son to go inside and wait while he called 911 and headed home.
According to McNeil’s testimony, when he pulled up to his house, Epp was next door grabbing something from his truck and stuffing it in his pocket. McNeil quickly grabbed his gun from the glove compartment in plain view of Epp who was coming at him “fast.” McNeil jumped out of the car and fired a warning shot at the ground insisting that Epp back off. Instead of retreating, Epp charged at McNeil while reaching for his pocket, so McNeil fired again, this time fatally striking Epp in the head. (Epp was found to have a folding knife in his pocket, although it was shut.)
After a neighbor across the street who witnessed the encounter corroborated McNeil’s account, police determined that it was a case of self-defense and did not charge him in the death. Nevertheless, almost a year later Cobb County District Attorney Patrick Head decided to prosecute McNeil for murder. In 2006, he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
wiseones2cents
Verified User
Shit? Buddy I've read over 500 articles on the situation and am well informed!
Here you have a guy that supposedly got his nose broken, knocked to the floor, had his head banged off the cement repeatedly, later receiving numerous blows to the head. Then Trayvon reached for zimmerman's gun(even though he is winning the fight). zimmerman in his delirious state, somehow realizes that Trayvon is reaching for his gun(throw all the punches in the head he is receiving), and beats him to it. There is a struggle for possession of the gun and zimmerman in his delirious state is able to win the battle and shoot the guy?
Sorry buddy, I call BULLSHIT!
USFREEDOM911
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Your diatribe is nothing more then you typing your own projection onto what you want this to be.
USFREEDOM911
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Since you're Kanadian, it's apparent that you knowledge of guns, bullets, and wounds are limiited.
A person can be shot and have very lttle blood externally.
Now add in that Martin was wearing a hoodie and it very much a possibility that no blood found it's way onto Zimmermans clothing.
A bullet hole through clothing and flesh are not like someone inserted a straw and that there's a direct line from the body to the outside area.
USFREEDOM911
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OR
When Martin was shot, he fell to the side (face down) and Zimmerman. who was dazed, was trying to see if he was going to have to continue to defend himself.
Obviouxly you have never had your head slammed into anything, several times; but then again....................................!!
USFREEDOM911
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Unless there's more to this story, the County Attorney needs to be held accountable for this.