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Originally Posted by madm1k3
It all depends the Jury's interpretation on how/when the confrontation started.
Even if Zimmerman was getting his head kicked in, he ignored the 911 operator's instructions to not follow him.
If the jury believes Zimmerman started the confrontation by continually following the kid then he's guilty. If the Jury thinks Martin started the confrontation by attacking Zimmerman for following him then he's free.
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Why do people twist facts in order to suit their opinions? The phone call provides - at the very least - circumstantial proof that while Zimmerman initially began to follow Martin, he was instructed not to and told the dispatch officer that he was returning to his car.
But, forget all that... If there is 1 or more black person on the jury then I suspect a mistrial at best because people - blacks especially - never look past these stupid racial lines, and from the very beginning this entire thing has been race baited to death by everyone... so I don't expect the outcome to be fair and just regardless, because the mainstream media jumped all over this entire thing in order to get a good "story" instead of reporting the facts like they should have...