I don't think Trayvon Martin was scared at all that night. He initially walks past Zimmerman's truck...up the sidewalk...then comes back and walks around the SUV? Who the heck does THAT on a dark and rainy night in an area you're not familiar with? What's going through Trayvon's head while he's doing that? It's hard to see him as scared at that point. Even before Zimmerman get's out of his truck it appears that Martin is looking for a confrontation.
I agree again...I think Trayvon was anything but scared that night...scared? No. Very irritated? yes and perhaps even mad about being followed.
I made that case for GZ earlier in June....the going around the truck does not show being scared...it suggests he was sizing him up, imo.
But, on the other hand this hurts GZ also to me, because this is where it is clear to him that the situation is escalated and that this individual is probably not too happy about being followed. So GZs next moves are very important to me here. Tray then runs away up the path, so although tray is not happy he doesnt do anything at this point...he actually runs away and towards his condo (in that direction). GZ exits his truck and then is running after him up the same path on foot. Not a good move, imo. But GZ didnt want to lose him...especially with the cops on the way. But the perception he is now giving to this person he now knows isnt very happen is that he is following without identifying himself.
Ah, but the question is this...did George Zimmerman want to do anything other than keep the suspicious man in sight until the Police arrive? Given his past history and the picture that's been painted of him during the trial I find that hard to believe. Zimmerman knows that he has Police on the way at that point...which one would think would make him a little more apt to get out of his SUV to try and keep Martin in sight. Once again...I don't think George Zimmerman ever had any intention of "confronting" Martin at close range. Given Zimmerman's personality, it's more likely that he would have retreated if he'd seen Martin approaching him than he would have "stood his ground". The way it worked out that night, Martin was right in Zimmerman's face so suddenly, appearing out of the pitch dark, that Zimmerman didn't even have time enough to get his cell phone out to call the Police.