Zimmerman Trial Live feed

[ForestGnome]

I can't be the only one who keeps thinking about this:
[video=youtube_share;LpU8rJ_ZwOs]http://youtu.be/LpU8rJ_ZwOs[/video]

That totally reminds me of the "Cherita Chen" moments from the movie Donnie Darko.
"Chut up!"

 

[Hasselhoss]

Wow, the prosecution is pretty much winning for the defense today. The cops they have called are 100% helping Zimmerman.

 

[Hasselhoss]

Reading the Blog feed under the video.

Has to be the best one:

Hollowpoint ammo -- kills, doesn't disable. How did TM hold GZ's head to "smash" it without damaging his hands? And no smash damage to head, only a scratch or two from falling backwards.

 

[Hasselhoss]

... sounding more and more like a clean shoot.

 

[Tech Jacket]

Zimmerman learned a lesson due many members here...You are not a badass when confronted with a true thug. That little wiry **** you outweigh by 50lbs may just beat your ass.

no statement in this thread is more true. a true thug that has their mind set on "go" will show you rage and fight escalation at a rate most decent law-abiding citizens cant fathom.

 

[bc]

Who in their right mind would allow the police to interview them for a fatal shooting without a team of attorneys present?

 

[Tech Jacket]

Who in their right mind would allow the police to interview them for a fatal shooting without a team of attorneys present?

you are right...its just human nature. there is a reason they say an attorney's worst enemy is his client. he either wanted to tell his true story to defend himself or wanted to frame it his way if he had second thoughts regarding any part or sequence of events. at that moment telling it at the right time wasnt foremost on his mind as much as making sure it looked good for him (even if innocent and just wanting it to be over).

the wild thing was that he never stopped talking at any point, even days later. i understand someone in shock may not think through what is happending, but it defies all logic that at some point it didnt dawn on him to shut up and take a break.

 

[Hasselhoss]

The detective pretty much told him what story to use in the interview.

 

[bc]

you are right...its just human nature. there is a reason they say an attorney's worst enemy is his client. he either wanted to tell his true story to defend himself or wanted to frame it his way if he had second thoughts regarding any part or sequence of events. at that moment telling it at the right time wasnt foremost on his mind as much as making sure it looked good for him (even if innocent and just wanting it to be over).

the wild thing was that he never stopped talking at any point, even days later. i understand someone in shock may not think through what is happending, but it defies all logic that at some point it didnt dawn on him to shut up and take a break.

He even did a reenactment for the police. Dumb, dumb, dumb! But in his defense, I believe he is early 20's?................but still, he should have known better. In the end it doesn't appear that the police wanted to charge him, but the DA did so under political pressure.

 

[Tech Jacket]

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