All these injuries prove is that someone,
possibly, beat George's azz.
I don't understand what evidence there's supposed to be that Trayvon instigated an attack on George. I haven't seen any, and don't think any exists. What does exist, however, seems to be witnesses who will be giving testimony that the opposite could very well have happened, leaving Trayvon to fight for his life.
- From the timeline/map illustrations I have made in this forum, it's my opinion that there will be considerable evidence of contradictory statements made by George Zimmerman particularly as it relates to the timeline of his stated path of movement and where the body was found.
- The State apparently has a witness who will testify to seeing the shadows of two people running, one chasing the other, during the time frame of this confrontation.
- The State has another witness who will testify that Trayvon asked "Why are you FOLLOWING me?"
- This witness will further testify that someone PUSHED Trayvon, breaking the phone conversation.
- The State has another witness who will testify, with reasonable scientific certainty, that the gut wrenching screams the jury will hear did NOT come from George Zimmerman.
- The State likely has a weapons/ballistics expert who will testify that the murder weapon was recovered with a FULL 7 shot magazine and an empty firing chamber, indicitive of the gun's slide mechanism being restricted causing a failure to automaticaly load a fresh shell. There could easily be direct evidence presented, and a probable demonstration, as to how this failure was likely caused by a human hand wrapped the slide mechanism while another hand held the weapon and pulled the trigger.
IMO, this is anything but a weak case being brought by the State. Can the defense attempt to discredit the testimony of these witnesses? Of course they can and will, but if George Zimmerman's storyline is shown to be as false as I believe it to be, I can't see the jury giving too much benefit of a doubt to his claims of having killed this boy in self defense.