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Thing is, Em, we don't know that they haven't answered those questions. All we know is that they are not releasing all the information and evidence they have.... and that is standard police procedure. We are not entitled to know. There is no reason for them to release all the details - and there are valid reasons why they do not release it.
Seems to me, on the evidence we have available... it appears that, at some time during the altercation, Martin was on top of Zimmerman.... that does not mean Martin attacked Zimmerman.... we don't know what happened before the witnesses happened upon the incident.
Seriously... we do not know enough to rationally judge anything. Which is why I defend only the process.... not Zimmerman, not Martin.
Who's the dude on the right? It's not kid who was killed.
Yea. It is. Do your homework instead of giving me negative rep marks for telling the truth. That pic is from Traaaayyvoon's twitter account.
No, it is not Martin.
Who's the man on the right? The implication: It was Trayvon Martin. The online rumor was that this photo was "pulled from Facebook." But on Sunday, the Twitter aggregator (yes, we've come to that point) Twitchy, which tracks viral content, retracted a post about the photo. "The photo on the right is not Trayvon Martin," editors wrote.But he was tweeting a different tune at 1:03 p.m., when he wrote, Mixed up Drudge photo of Trayvon w Michelle Malkins. Malkins is an admitted fake. Drudge? Dont know. Sorry. That tweet was immediately followed by another saying, Malkin apologized for fake #Trayvon photo. I apologize for mixing up her photo with one Drudge used.
Malkins site, twitchy.com, ran a photo it said was Martin shirtless and giving two middle fingers to the camera and said it was a photo the mainstream media was refusing to show. But it was not the same photo Rosenberg objected to on Drudge, so it was unclear how he confused the two. Malkins apology was also more unequivocal than Rosenbergs.
We made a mistake, the site said in a post that later ran beneath the photo. The photo on the right is not of the Trayvon Martin who was shot by Zimmerman. We apologize to our readers and to the Martin family.
Why #TeamDueProcess is important for justice; Correction and update: Twitchy issues apology for fake Trayvon Martin photo | Twitchy
Correction, 8:56 pm ET March 25, 2012: We made a mistake. The photo on the right is not of the Trayvon Martin who was shot by Zimmerman. We apologize to our readers and to the Martin family.
Yea. It is. Do your homework instead of giving me negative rep marks for telling the truth. That pic is from Traaaayyvoon's twitter account.
No, it is not Martin.
But he was tweeting a different tune at 1:03 p.m., when he wrote, Mixed up Drudge photo of Trayvon w Michelle Malkins. Malkins is an admitted fake. Drudge? Dont know. Sorry. That tweet was immediately followed by another saying, Malkin apologized for fake #Trayvon photo. I apologize for mixing up her photo with one Drudge used.
Malkins site, twitchy.com, ran a photo it said was Martin shirtless and giving two middle fingers to the camera and said it was a photo the mainstream media was refusing to show. But it was not the same photo Rosenberg objected to on Drudge, so it was unclear how he confused the two. Malkins apology was also more unequivocal than Rosenbergs.
We made a mistake, the site said in a post that later ran beneath the photo. The photo on the right is not of the Trayvon Martin who was shot by Zimmerman. We apologize to our readers and to the Martin family.
Why #TeamDueProcess is important for justice; Correction and update: Twitchy issues apology for fake Trayvon Martin photo | Twitchy
Correction, 8:56 pm ET March 25, 2012: We made a mistake. The photo on the right is not of the Trayvon Martin who was shot by Zimmerman. We apologize to our readers and to the Martin family.
OK but who is this?
No, it is not Martin.
Why #TeamDueProcess is important for justice; Correction and update: Twitchy issues apology for fake Trayvon Martin photo | Twitchy
Correction, 8:56 pm ET March 25, 2012: We made a mistake. The photo on the right is not of the Trayvon Martin who was shot by Zimmerman. We apologize to our readers and to the Martin family.
OK but who is this?
Looks like a kid that does what a thousand other kids do in front of cameras to be "rad".
OK but who is this?
A teenager flipping the bird.
What *is* this world coming to.
You say that's from Stormfront?
Oh cool.
You source an cheeky "faux ad" with a fake picture of Trayvon gotten from the Stormfront website.
Good stuff.
Racists Unite!
Sourcing Trayvon Martin "Photos" From Stormfront : CJRYou say that's from Stormfront?
Oh cool.
You source an cheeky "faux ad" with a fake picture of Trayvon gotten from the Stormfront website.
Good stuff.
Racists Unite!
Link.
You say that's from Stormfront?
Oh cool.
You source an cheeky "faux ad" with a fake picture of Trayvon gotten from the Stormfront website.
Good stuff.
Racists Unite!
Link.
Thanks. That gives me a source for the pic on the left.Sourcing Trayvon Martin "Photos" From Stormfront : CJRYou say that's from Stormfront?Oh cool.
You source an cheeky "faux ad" with a fake picture of Trayvon gotten from the Stormfront website.
Good stuff.
Racists Unite!
Link.
Ol' George needs to tell his friends to STFU. They aren't helpingSanford, Florida (CNN) -- A neighbor and friend of George Zimmerman's said Tuesday on CNN that their neighborhood had suffered eight burglaries, all committed by young black men, in the 15 months prior to Trayvon Martin's shooting.
Frank Taaffe's account paints a picture of a neighborhood watch volunteer making rounds in a community suffering a spate of burglaries when he ran across what he thought was a suspicious figure walking the streets. Police records appear to only partially substantiate Taaffe's claims about the burglaries, citing three of eight cases in which suspects were identified as black males.
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In his CNN interview, Taaffe credited Zimmerman with preventing what he said would have been a ninth burglary by reporting a suspicious black man trying to break into Taaffe's home.
Zimmerman supporters say he was protecting neighborhood - CNN.com
And you're starting to look more and more like a race baiter.Ol' George needs to tell his friends to STFU. They aren't helpingSanford, Florida (CNN) -- A neighbor and friend of George Zimmerman's said Tuesday on CNN that their neighborhood had suffered eight burglaries, all committed by young black men, in the 15 months prior to Trayvon Martin's shooting.
Frank Taaffe's account paints a picture of a neighborhood watch volunteer making rounds in a community suffering a spate of burglaries when he ran across what he thought was a suspicious figure walking the streets. Police records appear to only partially substantiate Taaffe's claims about the burglaries, citing three of eight cases in which suspects were identified as black males.
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In his CNN interview, Taaffe credited Zimmerman with preventing what he said would have been a ninth burglary by reporting a suspicious black man trying to break into Taaffe's home.
Zimmerman supporters say he was protecting neighborhood - CNN.com
