MacTheKnife
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Read it all chump....not just the headline. Z plainly states he saw trayvonista looking in the window.
What made Zimmerman suspicious of Trayvon Martin Trayvon:
Somebody didn't read their own link. No where does it say Zimmerman saw Martin looking in the window. smh Can't believe this thread is still going strong and the Trayvon haters are still getting the facts wrong.
Zimmerman: "when I saw him, in the same area, in front of the guy's house that I know [unintelligible] had been unsecured, and he was looking into the house, I just thought something doesn't fit right here"
So you tell me chump.....how does one look into a house without looking in the windows?
Not even to mention when someone is doing that on a dark and rainy night.?..most
likely a peeping tom or someone casing a house for a burglary as they know few folks will be around to observe them....unluckily for Trayvon he got caught.
From you're own link chump:
Serino: What did you see Trayvon doing, that caught you as being suspicious?
Zimmerman: He was looking at the house, intently. And then -
Those are Zimmerman's own words. "Looking at the house". This is a court of law. Any competent lawyer would tear your "looking into the windows" apart because that's not what he said.
SPD 2/29-1, 7:41-54 Quote:
Zimmerman: So when I saw him, in the same area, in front of the guy's house that I know [unintelligible] had been unsecured, and he was looking into the house, I just thought something doesn't fit right here.
What made Zimmerman suspicious of Trayvon Martin Trayvon:
What does that prove? NOTHING. People jog around my neighborhood all the time at night and look at houses. If you're looking at the house at night you may or may not be looking into it which is not the same thing as your implication of "looking into the windows". Your statement implies he walked up to the side of the house and was peering into the window. Huge difference and not the same thing. Like I said, a competent lawyer would tear that up in 30 seconds.
Would you be
Zimmerman: "when I saw him, in the same area, in front of the guy's house that I know [unintelligible] had been unsecured, and he was looking into the house, I just thought something doesn't fit right here"
So you tell me chump.....how does one look into a house without looking in the windows?
Not even to mention when someone is doing that on a dark and rainy night.?..most
likely a peeping tom or someone casing a house for a burglary as they know few folks will be around to observe them....unluckily for Trayvon he got caught.
From you're own link chump:
Serino: What did you see Trayvon doing, that caught you as being suspicious?
Zimmerman: He was looking at the house, intently. And then -
Those are Zimmerman's own words. "Looking at the house". This is a court of law. Any competent lawyer would tear your "looking into the windows" apart because that's not what he said.
SPD 2/29-1, 7:41-54 Quote:
Zimmerman: So when I saw him, in the same area, in front of the guy's house that I know [unintelligible] had been unsecured, and he was looking into the house, I just thought something doesn't fit right here.
What made Zimmerman suspicious of Trayvon Martin Trayvon:
What does that prove? NOTHING. People jog around my neighborhood all the time at night and look at houses. If you're looking at the house at night you may or may not be looking into it which is not the same thing as your implication of "looking into the windows". Your statement implies he walked up to the side of the house and was peering into the window. Huge difference and not the same thing. Like I said, a competent lawyer would tear that up in 30 seconds.
Why Was Trayvon Martin Peering into windows?
Why was Trayvon Martin peering into windows the night George Zimmerman confronted him?
You got me!!! Yea, like that website would hold up in a court of law.
HAHAHA C'mon man. At least try and put up a good debate.
There is no evidence of a debate on this thread....mostly about opinions(so many are so enamoured of their own opinion) and how the media tricked folks, lied to folks...well at least NBC apologized...obama or eric holder never did.
' media propaganda at the time was a textbook case of pushing a narrative of racism out of thin air — NBC actually doctored audio of the 911 call to make it appear — falsely — that Zimmerman viewed Martin as suspicious because he was black'
Obama, Holder, Sharpton Misrepresent Facts in Trayvon Martin Case; Seek Federal Charges - National Legal & Policy Center
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