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I think this is an extremely important trial and will be referred too in future trials. What happens here can make a big difference in the lives of folks down the line. IMO
I haven't heard a thing that has been said after the judge's outburst. You can tell that even M'OM is being quiet in his questioning. JMO![]()
My opinion is that TM called GZ names because he was scared,
I know I would be scared if in the dark, a stranger in a vehicle was slowly following me, got out, followed me on foot...etc...
Maybe TM would not have been afraid, but I'm thinking human nature.
I know how you feel, this is a difficult and emotional case.
Yes, wasn't that something last night? Mid-sentence and she turns her back on him and walks out the door. Her clear bias makes me really uncomfortable. IMO
Maybe that will open the door to his previous violent charges...IMO
No. He does not have to decide until their case is completed. Asking him when he will be ready is not appropriate. He can not answer until he knows how his case looks in the entirety.
But that would just be your opinion. And can not lead to fact.
I don't think that TM was at all afraid. He is out walking a long distance in the dark all alone in the rain. That is not the actions of a scared kind of kid. I would never do that at night. But to me all his actions show that he was not afraid. And when told by RJ to run home, He blew her off, And said.. Nah.. or no..
It happened on tv before the jury was brought in.How do you know this?
If a hundred pounds of weight were on top of me....and I crawled out from underneath....the position of the body that was on top would not change....unless, I purposely (and had the strength to) move his body over. If I was just trying to escape...logic tells me the body would stay orientated the same.
In turn, defensive supporters are taking great lengths to use a states witness that they don't even believe to say that "BY" means he ran to his house, then ran back out, jumped and tried to beat GZ to a pulp and no blood, DNA or scuff marks on him to show it after running away from him all night...ok..
No, no one came in and said he was a good boy, but they did with GZ IMOSo is Trayvon's history relevant in your opinion???
Originally Posted by ncgramma
Kathi Belich, WFTV @KBelichWFTV
I have never seen that in more than 30 years of court reporting. #Zimmermanon9
TY for posting this tweet!
I haven't trial watched anywhere nearly as long as Kathi Belich, but I completely agree with her on this.
What the hell just happened??
A person can ask a question of another without walking up to the person or being confrontational.
It seems to me that it would be likely that once coming face to face to a person that had been watching and following you that you might ask why.
IMO