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[You first deny there was a witness John and wanted a link
Unless you want to make certain "that asshole doesn't get away."Zimmerman's 911 call says he lost him.
Can't lose someone you weren't following to begin with.
Unless you want to make certain "that asshole doesn't get away."Zimmerman's 911 call says he lost him.
Can't lose someone you weren't following to begin with.
Which means exactly nothing.
It also provides a legit defense fund site, I do believe.
lAnd he actually said 'It's fuckin cold'. He did not say 'Fuckin coons.'
The 911 call from Travon's phone is dated March 2, inthemiddle.Which means exactly nothing.
Actually it means alot. It corroborates the girlfriend's account and illustrates even more lack of credibility for Zimmerman's account.
*The girlfriend said that she was talking with Martin when Zimmerman suddenly caught up with Martin, Zimmerman said "What are you doing here" to which Martin replied "Why are you following me" followed immediately by a sound of a physical confrontation breaking out. The timeline given above would illustrate that less than a minute later, neighbors were calling 911, and that police arrived very soon after Zimmerman's own 911 call ended. The small timeframe does not allow for enough time for all the events to unfold as Zimmerman has claimed.
*Zimmerman claims that he lost Martin, and that Martin suddenly jumped out of the shadows and attacked him (as if to imply that Martin was lying in wait, because he was up to no good). However, the phone records show that Martin was talking on the phone mere seconds before neighbors were calling 911. This shows us that even if Martin had been "hiding" in the shadows, he would not have been able to actually conceal himself because Zimmerman would have heard his voice as Martin was chatting.
*Finally, and I think that this could very well end up being a tragically overlooked part of crucial importance, what is up with the 911 call from Martin's phone 5 days after he's dead? How could that happen? Did Trayvon's parents use his phone after recovering it to call 911 at some point? I'm inclined to doubt that right now. This is just a hypothesis right now, and it may turn out that another explanation comes out.....but I have to wonder: Did Trayvon Martin attempt to call 911 in his final seconds of life? Most cell phones, (and by "most" I mean that any cell phone I've ever owned or seen from anyone else I know) have an emergency/panic mode whereby once you call 911, the phone will automatically dial directly to 911 again any time you press the talk button, or perhaps other buttons. Of course, the way cell phones work, an outgoing call can be ended very quickly before it ever makes its way on the other end to register on phone records as an outgoing call. However, if that outgoing call is to 911, the phone itself will automatically enter panic mode, and even if it's not until five days later, it will stay in panic mode until you actively disengage it. A person could, therefore, very easily accidentally call 911 five days later from said phone. So my hypothesis is that the records indicate a possibility that Trayvon tried to call 911, but the call was immediately cut off in the course of the scuffle (the end call button may have accidentally been pushed, the phone could have dropped and the batter popped out, ect). I hope an explanation comes out regarding the 911 call, and I hope that it's being looked into in the investigation, because it's certainly a curiosity.
This is something I posted earlier, and I just want to post it again. You'll see why in a little bit:
Take a look at this. The cell phone records:
http://abcnews.go.com/images/US/ht_trayvon_martin_phone_call_dm_120320_main.jpg
Shows the call *from*his g/f at 7:12.
Also shows on MARCH 2 - A call to 911. At 12:45PM.
Look, here, from a screen capture of the records:
Poor quality, but you can make it out in a larger image (click the pic), or by checking out the above ABC link for yourself. TWO PHONE CALLS INCOMING FROM THE SANFORD PD.
These are Trayvon's cell records - not the girlfriends, as it would have shown the many calls the girlfriend made that night, after it was abruptly disconnected.
I repeat: there were two follow up incoming calls from Sanford PD within two minutes after the 911 March 2nd call. One the exact same time as the 911 outgoing call: 12:45 - and one 2 minutes after.
Police station calling to verify phone number, then calling it back? Possibly.
So, 5 days later, they finally decided to get around to his cell phone.
We can also say for certain it was the g/f who called T at 7:12, not the other way around, as some have mentioned.
It also provides a legit defense fund site, I do believe.
Yeah, paypal accounts are "legit" defense funds.
Georgie is just begging for money, trying to make an easy buck off of this tragedy. Where's all the people who were bitching about Trayvon's mother copyrighting her son's name? Now we see who's trying to turn a buck off of all this.
How do we know those are accurate records, that is was from the girlfriends' phone and that these records are authentic?
The media says so?
They prove nothing, respectfully. Rank speculation at best.
Why would the police dial 911 from Martin's phone?The 911 call from Travon's phone is dated March 2, inthemiddle.Which means exactly nothing.
Actually it means alot. It corroborates the girlfriend's account and illustrates even more lack of credibility for Zimmerman's account.
*The girlfriend said that she was talking with Martin when Zimmerman suddenly caught up with Martin, Zimmerman said "What are you doing here" to which Martin replied "Why are you following me" followed immediately by a sound of a physical confrontation breaking out. The timeline given above would illustrate that less than a minute later, neighbors were calling 911, and that police arrived very soon after Zimmerman's own 911 call ended. The small timeframe does not allow for enough time for all the events to unfold as Zimmerman has claimed.
*Zimmerman claims that he lost Martin, and that Martin suddenly jumped out of the shadows and attacked him (as if to imply that Martin was lying in wait, because he was up to no good). However, the phone records show that Martin was talking on the phone mere seconds before neighbors were calling 911. This shows us that even if Martin had been "hiding" in the shadows, he would not have been able to actually conceal himself because Zimmerman would have heard his voice as Martin was chatting.
*Finally, and I think that this could very well end up being a tragically overlooked part of crucial importance, what is up with the 911 call from Martin's phone 5 days after he's dead? How could that happen? Did Trayvon's parents use his phone after recovering it to call 911 at some point? I'm inclined to doubt that right now. This is just a hypothesis right now, and it may turn out that another explanation comes out.....but I have to wonder: Did Trayvon Martin attempt to call 911 in his final seconds of life? Most cell phones, (and by "most" I mean that any cell phone I've ever owned or seen from anyone else I know) have an emergency/panic mode whereby once you call 911, the phone will automatically dial directly to 911 again any time you press the talk button, or perhaps other buttons. Of course, the way cell phones work, an outgoing call can be ended very quickly before it ever makes its way on the other end to register on phone records as an outgoing call. However, if that outgoing call is to 911, the phone itself will automatically enter panic mode, and even if it's not until five days later, it will stay in panic mode until you actively disengage it. A person could, therefore, very easily accidentally call 911 five days later from said phone. So my hypothesis is that the records indicate a possibility that Trayvon tried to call 911, but the call was immediately cut off in the course of the scuffle (the end call button may have accidentally been pushed, the phone could have dropped and the batter popped out, ect). I hope an explanation comes out regarding the 911 call, and I hope that it's being looked into in the investigation, because it's certainly a curiosity.
It was in police custody at that time, as far as I know.
How do we know those are accurate records, that is was from the girlfriends' phone and that these records are authentic?
The media says so?
They prove nothing, respectfully. Rank speculation at best.
If MSNBC says it, it must be true, right?
As I stated earlier, it's possible that was when Police finally got around to dealing with his phone. (5 days later) It was in custody, as I understand.Why would the police dial 911 from Martin's phone?The 911 call from Travon's phone is dated March 2, inthemiddle.Actually it means alot. It corroborates the girlfriend's account and illustrates even more lack of credibility for Zimmerman's account.
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*Finally, and I think that this could very well end up being a tragically overlooked part of crucial importance, what is up with the 911 call from Martin's phone 5 days after he's dead? How could that happen? Did Trayvon's parents use his phone after recovering it to call 911 at some point? I'm inclined to doubt that right now. This is just a hypothesis right now, and it may turn out that another explanation comes out.....but I have to wonder: Did Trayvon Martin attempt to call 911 in his final seconds of life? Most cell phones, (and by "most" I mean that any cell phone I've ever owned or seen from anyone else I know) have an emergency/panic mode whereby once you call 911, the phone will automatically dial directly to 911 again any time you press the talk button, or perhaps other buttons. Of course, the way cell phones work, an outgoing call can be ended very quickly before it ever makes its way on the other end to register on phone records as an outgoing call. However, if that outgoing call is to 911, the phone itself will automatically enter panic mode, and even if it's not until five days later, it will stay in panic mode until you actively disengage it. A person could, therefore, very easily accidentally call 911 five days later from said phone. So my hypothesis is that the records indicate a possibility that Trayvon tried to call 911, but the call was immediately cut off in the course of the scuffle (the end call button may have accidentally been pushed, the phone could have dropped and the batter popped out, ect). I hope an explanation comes out regarding the 911 call, and I hope that it's being looked into in the investigation, because it's certainly a curiosity.
It was in police custody at that time, as far as I know.
It's hard to believe the police would dial 911 on purpose. I wonder if his phone had a last number dialed feature and that's what they were trying to determine.As I stated earlier, it's possible that was when Police finally got around to dealing with his phone. (5 days later) It was in custody, as I understand.Why would the police dial 911 from Martin's phone?The 911 call from Travon's phone is dated March 2, inthemiddle.
It was in police custody at that time, as far as I know.
It might have been to get the number? Supposition at this point.
Within the exact minute a phone call outbound to 911 was placed, an incoming came in from Sanford police department. 12:45PM. According to Trayvon's phone records.
Sorry, it isn't jumping to conclusions to consider someone innocent until proven guilty, and to want the investigators involved to finish their investigation before determining there was wrong doing...
Except for the fact you're doing just that by convicting Martin based on what? Nothing.
Martin was walking down the street and was chased. There's no disputing that.
The fact that he may or am not have fought could more logically and easily be explained as he felt he was in danger and had to fight to survive.
Instead, he is painted by some here as a vicious animal who needed to be put down. I can't help feeling that underlying that is racism.
No, it would have shown on his phone records.It's hard to believe the police would dial 911 on purpose. I wonder if his phone had a last number dialed feature and that's what they were trying to determine.As I stated earlier, it's possible that was when Police finally got around to dealing with his phone. (5 days later) It was in custody, as I understand.Why would the police dial 911 from Martin's phone?
It might have been to get the number? Supposition at this point.
Within the exact minute a phone call outbound to 911 was placed, an incoming came in from Sanford police department. 12:45PM. According to Trayvon's phone records.
Not called, just dialed. It's possible he tried to call 911 but never pushed "call."No, it would have shown on his phone records.It's hard to believe the police would dial 911 on purpose. I wonder if his phone had a last number dialed feature and that's what they were trying to determine.As I stated earlier, it's possible that was when Police finally got around to dealing with his phone. (5 days later) It was in custody, as I understand.
It might have been to get the number? Supposition at this point.
Within the exact minute a phone call outbound to 911 was placed, an incoming came in from Sanford police department. 12:45PM. According to Trayvon's phone records.
Besides, we heard from his girlfriend the phone went dead when she believed he was pushed. (or heard something to that effect) - likely when the incident occurred.
See my timeline earlier.