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The psychologist/profiler (Karen Stark) on NG said his mugshot pictures looks like he's very, very frightened.
He looks arrogant to me.
JMO
IIRC from the talking heads today, the SYG issue will be settled in a seperate hearing before judge before a trial. The judge will determine SYG immunity, meaning (I THINK) charges would then be dismissed, or non immunity, which means (AGAIN I THINK) he can't use SYG as a defense.
Please if this is incorrect and I heard wrong I'd appreciate knowing so I don't keep this in my mind as this goes forward.
His eyes are asymmetric and there is a light reflection from only one eye. Occ associated with some sort of brain tumor, but not always. Interesting.
If it were me, and I knew I was innocent I don't know if I would be hiding my face or not. CA held her head high all the time, so I don't know that means anything imo.
Ima
Originally Posted by SoSueMe
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I see light reflection from both eyes. The eyes look symmetrical to me, it's the nose that appears to be a bit crooked.
Hopefully NOT Pinellas County!I am just wondering where the impartial jury is coming from.
IIRC from the talking heads today, the SYG issue will be settled in a seperate hearing before a judge before a trial. The judge will determine SYG immunity, meaning (I THINK) charges would then be dismissed, or non immunity, which means (AGAIN I THINK) he can't use SYG as a defense.
Please if this is incorrect and I heard wrong I'd appreciate knowing so I don't keep this in my mind as this goes forward.
Florida Statute 776.032
This statutory enactment created what is known as criminal prosecution immunity. And stated that a person who lawfully defended themselves is immune from prosecution from arrest, detention, or prosecution.
As the procedure for making the determination of whether a person was immune from criminal prosecution was not defined by the legislature, the Florida Supreme Court cleared up the issue in Dennis v. State, 51 So. 3d 456 (Fla. 2010) and ruled:
A defendant may raise the question of statutory immunity [from criminal prosecution prior to trial] and, when such a claim is raised, the trial court must determine whether the defendant has shown by a preponderance of the evidence that the immunity attaches.
The result of this statute and the Florida Supreme Courts ruling is that a defendant can now raise self defense at two stages in the criminal prosecution.
First, a defendant can file a motion to dismiss asking the court to find that they are entitled to dismissal by using the procedure outlined in by the Florida Supreme Court. If the court denies the motion, the defendant is still allowed to raise the issue with the jury.
I don't know if that is true that someone who knows they are innocent will always hold their head high in front of cameras. My dad had a client whose stepdaughter accused him of sexual abuse, and he was eventually PROVEN to be innocent of all the charges. But he covered his head in shame because he was so depressed and upset by the cameras and the lies.
A poor stance will affect accuracy and your followup shot if any. A loose grip can cause a "stovepipe" malfunction and allow the gun to shift in your hand making a followup shot more difficult. That 9mm parabellum round just isn't going to knock someone off their feet and to the ground. JMO.
He looks scared.
Me too, actually. And i'm really wondering about that Hot Mike conversation I was listening to with the reporters talking without knowing anyone was listening. This is political.
While I sort of hoped no charges would be filed, if a charge of manslaughter came up I'd think that was completely fair also. That's fair, and reasonable.
This isn't second degree murder. IMHO. And if they go to court with second degree murder as the only choice before the jury, they'll lose this case and he'll walk free. IMHO.
Wonder if Mr. O'Mara will wave his right to a speedy trial?
I expected manslaughter also JennaT. But today on HLN the TH's were speculating and said that the case will go to either a judge or jury and they could find guilt for lessor charges. So even though GZ is charged with 2nd degree, he could still be found guilty of manslaughter.
change of subject.....Ft on JVM...wishes Ms Corey could have tempered her elation at the presser today. He was offended by it.
MOO
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Now that GZ has been charged I think it is alright not to see him as the victim. What has bothered me as much of the actual act of shooting him, is the lies he has maintained throughout. I think GZ screamed out at least once Help, but not because he needed it. I believe he was very calculating in what he did and intended to use the stand your ground law in Florida. He did it either to mock Trayvon (when Trayvon was pleading for his life), or be able to say he called for Help in his own defense if he goes to court. I doubt he thought he would though, given his laid back demeanor at the police station. The lack of remorse and lies makes me believe he is a cold blooded killer. JMO
I see light reflection from both eyes. The eyes look symmetrical to me, it's the nose that appears to be a bit crooked.
Wonder if he's as scared as Trayvon was. jmo