songline
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If they know to do it his GF should have known to do something that night too.What does a 4 year old calling 911 have anything to do with this case?
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If they know to do it his GF should have known to do something that night too.What does a 4 year old calling 911 have anything to do with this case?
Has GZ killed others?
quoting myself so Concerned Papa can see this...I trust your judgment...please check this out...TIA
Is this the classic case of the 'telephone' game? None of those people, other than Zimmerman, saw the events first hand. They are all relaying a story told to them.
You know that could be true but I don't usually run a background check on some nice young man who holds the door for me. I usually smile, say thank you and think to myself now there is a child whose mother/parent has raised him to be respectful. You get what you give and this case has certainly proved that. Attitudes tend to reflect back on the person who originates the contact. So what exactly was GZ's attitude that day. Was he practicing to be an Officer Friendly....or was he looking to make a bust of someone intent on criminal behavior???? The answer is pretty much clear from the back seats here as they are from the front ones. jmo
As a matter of fact, we now are up to Zimmerman 7.0 on the story to be precise. Seven different versions between Zimmerman, his friend Taaffe, his buddy Oliver, his brother, and his father.
~jmo~
Not sure what you're getting at. He was legally carrying the firearm. If TM attacked him, he legally used it. I don't think GZ was "mad" or had a temper that night, there's certainly no evidence of it. He called 9-11 first, he didn't just start shooting.
Yes, he had a phone and was on the phone when the altercation began.
LE had his phone right away - now I'm stepping into stuff I don't know for sure - I believe it was locked and they couldn't get into it, and when he was identified the family refused to give them permission to unlock the phone so they had to get a warrant to do it.
It's a transcript, with direct quotes. Her word choice is kind of unusual - "he come and said", "I come and said" - it wasn't someone paraphrasing. It's a couple pages back in this thread.
You're right. Captain George DID know he was just a kid.
So an armed ex bar room bouncer chased down and killed an unarmed boy less than 7 minutes after first laying eyes on him, because he thought the 140 lb skinny kid was gonna hurt him?
Let me give you a little perspective.
At 17 years of age, I was 6'3" tall and weighed 220 lbs. Before my 18th birthday I suited up as a middle linebacker for The University of Georgia.
Captain George was afraid of a 140 lb kid? We had cheerleaders bigger than that.
They are speaking on his behalf; however.
~jmo~
Has GZ called 911 on white kids that looked suspect?
My kid's friends could contact me fairly quickly if there was a problem as horrible as this, and they were the only ones who knew what happened.
I do understand, though, her hesitancy to get LE involved. I've had situations where I was worried about where my sons were but hesitated to call for help fearing they'd be found at a party with alcohol, or worse.
I think she was somewhere between worrying about him and not wanting to call the attention of LE on him.
I would think he would call 911 on anyone, no matter what race if something looked suspect and not just on someone of AA descent.
I agree, where I was is a rough area. Really rough.I live in the Bronx, Songline..funny, I don't feel nervous when walking alone. I'm Italian married to a Puero Rican...and I feel very safe in my neighborhood. All the kids wear their pants hanging, do rags, dreds...but they have no bearing on my safety...unless they actually come towards me, then your fear sets in...but people are people, fads are fads and one shouldn't go by what they wear to say someone is a or not..that's judging a book by it's cover and stereotyping....
Ted Bundy was well known for opening doors and being very respectful, too, all with a big charming smile. in FACT, his MO was to offer kindly help to women who took him up on his gentlemanly offer and then knock them off their feet with one unexpected brutal punch they never saw coming.
HE sound calm on the 911 call not angrey in the least bit.Not sure what you're getting at. He was legally carrying the firearm. If TM attacked him, he legally used it. I don't think GZ was "mad" or had a temper that night, there's certainly no evidence of it. He called 9-11 first, he didn't just start shooting.
You see my point though right? Because if it comes out that he routinely called 911 on kids of all color, it takes the racist allegation down a few notches.
BBM
Interestingly, the fact is that the co-worker definitively said that he was a bouncer....not at a bar....but for illegal house parties. I think many people here may not know what that is, but the information is more informative than one might realize. These parties are held in large unoccupied homes that are rented out for a few days by "party sponsors" to hold large money making parties. They are illegal for a number of reasons not the least of which are zoning laws, lack of liquor licenses and a variety of those type of violations. They are illegal for the rampant use of drugs and alcohol, prostitution, and property damage that occurs to the rented home and the surrounding neighborhoods. If the concept isn't clear....think Risky Business style parties, but at a rented out home where the homeowner is unaware of what type of party is being held......
The involvement of GZ as an employee of these "sponsors" actually says a lot about his character, IMO, of course.
jmo etc.