gracielee
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None of the witnesses described him as a little boy in 911 calls. The woman who called him a "little boy" did so in her interviews some time after the fact. Presumably at that time she found out he was 17 and decided that makes him a "little boy."
She was the last interview I listened to last night. Thanks for the explanation. I thought I heard others referring to a 'child' calling for help. I find it confusing when people don't use proper terms for the ages of people. I remember in that murder in Tortola, can't recall the woman's name right now who was murdered, but the defendants lawyers kept referring to them as *boys*. IIRC, all but one was in their mid to late thirties at the time.I'd hardly call 'em *boys*. By that age my husband and I had a child ready for middle school.
JMO, but I don't think Trayvon was a 'little boy'. I also don't think he should have been shot either. But I still would like to know what he was suspended from school for? :moo: