The only "evidence" defence have that TM was instigator is that of GZ. IMO
And what evidence does that state have?
It's called reasonable doubt, and there is so much of it in this trial that it's laughable.
The only "evidence" defence have that TM was instigator is that of GZ. IMO
No it does not fear may start when you have a male following you in a truck and then on foot, and please fear was on TM's part that night not GZ'z he had the upper hand he knew the police were coming and he had a gun IMO
No it does not fear may start when you have a male following you in a truck and then on foot, and please fear was on TM's part that night not GZ'z he had the upper hand he knew the police were coming and he had a gun IMO
IMO, But wouldn't TM words to GZ be, "why are you following me?" That is not assault IMO. There is nothing threatening about that. Correct me if I am wrong about what TM said to GZ.It is. If he started the fight with GZ it is assault and led to the eventual fatal shot. And also then it does show that GZ did in fact act in self defense.
IMO, lets say if TM went to confront GZ... that's not a crime. So if you believe RJ's testimony you'd have to consider the "get off, get off" comment made by TM. So does that prove that GZ was the person who first put his hands on TM? Just wondering what you think.
So it turns out GZ was right about the drug use and TM did have a violent past and was comfortable with violence, yet that's somehow not coming in...even with all the evidence pointing to TM assaulting GZ? Is this judge serious? Imo
Not intending to be snarky or personally attacking when I say this:IMO GZ is quoting TM as making two of the corniest things out there in Grade B movies -"You're gonna die tonight Motha******" and "you got me" - no 17year old hip young kid would ever say stuff like that.
Just high drama for effect and not real at all. As a Canadian and anti-gun person I find this case horrendous but when I read/heard those GZ say those two things I actually laughed out loud.
So it turns out GZ was right about the drug use and TM did have a violent past and was comfortable with violence, yet that's somehow not coming in...even with all the evidence pointing to TM assaulting GZ? Is this judge serious? Imo
We know by RJ's testimony (If one believes her, and I do) that TM was "In back of" the house where he was visiting. Furthermore, RJ says she heard TM ask GZ why he was following him and GZ respond by asking why TM was there. She does not say she heard who threw the first punch. IMO TM had every right to ask why he was being followed. According to RJ this exchange took place "Behind" the house where TM was staying. That belies the theory that TM "Doubled back," to anywhere. She claims to have heard TM say, "Get off, get off." TM would not be telling himself to "Get off."
It's quite clear to me. IMO
IIRC there's a nurse on the jury. I've posted below my thoughts on GZ's head injuries, or lack there of. I can only hope the nurse feels the same way as I do. I was listening to the yelling last night on the tap and there's no real change in the volume/tone etc no is there any sounds of 'impact' ie ow, ouch etc as TM 'apparently' hit GZ.. If your head was being hit against the pavement or you were being beat and taking impact, I don't believe for a second all someone would or could shout is help.
The defense has not shown this self-defense to me by any stretch of the imagination. I would at this stage go for manslaughter...
A number of people on this forum discuss having witnessed fights, shootings, all kinds of violent things.
So all of this is leading up to this question: Is it possible that I believe GZ is guilty because I have never seen a thing like this?
And what evidence does that state have?
It's called reasonable doubt, and there is so much of it in this trial that it's laughable.
Sorry you had to endure this. Thanks for sharing your personal experience.IMO these are facts that you may be using in your opinion that TM was raining blows down on GZ, I have been an abused woman know full well what raining blows feel like and what I looked like at the end of the abuse and GZ did not look anything like I did, I also had my head pounded into the floor and yes I did think I might lose my life but my injuries were so far past what GZ sustained that night that in no way do I believe that he was in threat of losing his life so this is from a voice of experience GZ did not look like he had blows rained down on him and did not look like he was in threat of losing his life imo
To be fair, neither is GZ's alleged violence or prescription drug use. IMO.
Negative. This was heavily clarified in the trial. Pretty much every sentence was repeated multiple times to ensure clarity.Bolded by me
Translation " Trayvon told me the man following him is at the back of his Dad's house"
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Translation " Trayvon told me the man following him is at the back of his Dad's house"
Especially when we have 14-17 yr olds all over the country for murder.
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Translation " Trayvon told me the man following him is at the back of his Dad's house"
Yup, assuming TM knew GZ had a gun, which there is no evidence that shows he did.