The public has often wondered how George Zimmerman was able to escape prosecution for his crimes in the past. There seemed to be a connection that he had inside the Sanford police department that kept him safe from the consequences of his poor choices. Some thought that it was his father, the retired judge. It turns out that it may be deeper than that.
Zimmerman, who shot Trayvon Martin after seeing him to be a suspicious looking black male, was allowed to evade arrest and remain free for 44 days after the initial incident. New evidence is showing that the early decision not to charge Zimmerman was the result of scripted coaching he received from someone inside the Sanford Police Department.
Documents from the FBI and Florida Department of Law Enforcement are claiming that a strong Zimmerman supporter throughout the case might have been Mark Osterman, a federal agent and former Seminole County Sheriffs deputy. Osterman was with Zimmerman as they returned to the scnee of the crime to determine what happened on the previous day.
The Herald has reported that Zimmerman and Osterman often went shooting together, and that Zimmerman even hid in Ostermans house as the publicity from the case shot through the national media.
Previously, some had wondered if Zimmerman was getting inside help from Seminole State Attorney Norm Wolfinger, who released Zimmerman initially. Wolfinger was removed from the case when a special prosecutor was assigned to handle the rest of the process.
There was also an interesting email between between Zimmerman and former Sanford Police Chief Bill Lee. The two exchanged pleasantries about a case in which a homeless black man was beaten by the son of a police lieutenant. The lieutenants son was never charged for the beating.
Zimmerman is very concerned with all the negative reaction from the press and others and wants more evidence released to show what really happened, Osterman told the FBI.
Of course, Osterman is denying that he ever gave Zimmerman advice. But we didnt exactly expect a confession.
I bet he got those wounds from a cop to try and sway a jury.Sanford cops are pure racist.
Zimmerman, who shot Trayvon Martin after seeing him to be a suspicious looking black male, was allowed to evade arrest and remain free for 44 days after the initial incident. New evidence is showing that the early decision not to charge Zimmerman was the result of scripted coaching he received from someone inside the Sanford Police Department.
Documents from the FBI and Florida Department of Law Enforcement are claiming that a strong Zimmerman supporter throughout the case might have been Mark Osterman, a federal agent and former Seminole County Sheriffs deputy. Osterman was with Zimmerman as they returned to the scnee of the crime to determine what happened on the previous day.
The Herald has reported that Zimmerman and Osterman often went shooting together, and that Zimmerman even hid in Ostermans house as the publicity from the case shot through the national media.
Previously, some had wondered if Zimmerman was getting inside help from Seminole State Attorney Norm Wolfinger, who released Zimmerman initially. Wolfinger was removed from the case when a special prosecutor was assigned to handle the rest of the process.
There was also an interesting email between between Zimmerman and former Sanford Police Chief Bill Lee. The two exchanged pleasantries about a case in which a homeless black man was beaten by the son of a police lieutenant. The lieutenants son was never charged for the beating.
Zimmerman is very concerned with all the negative reaction from the press and others and wants more evidence released to show what really happened, Osterman told the FBI.
Of course, Osterman is denying that he ever gave Zimmerman advice. But we didnt exactly expect a confession.
I bet he got those wounds from a cop to try and sway a jury.Sanford cops are pure racist.
