Baking cookies. That child's life means absolutely nothing to them. He's a reasonable doubt. Sickening.

The bias toward Zimmerman has been unreal. I'm sure TV "news" is the same way.

I am reading the LA Times and they are reporting fairly. Here is today's article:

http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-zimmerman-murder-trial-jury-20130713,0,2775346.story

I noticed a good amount of articles saying the prosecution has no case, Zimmerman was acting in self defense etc.

Just an observation I made.

thinks that Zimmerman is guilty. As I write this, Kobylt is making an impassioned plea to a caller that Zimmerman recklessly created the danger where something was likely to happen. This is an argument for a manslaughter conviction.

When even KFI supports Trayvon's side, I can't get too upset over a couple of Google articles.

I'm watching MSNBC and I haven't seen any pro-Zimmerman coverage. I assume that FAUX is pro-Zimmerman. Of course, CNN is simply unreliable so I wouldn't care about anything they had to say.

that snotty blond Z supporter talking head on HLN Mel Robbins wrote this shortly after case went to jury. Made a fool of herself
I noticed she was absent from the line-up tonight.......


Opinion: Jurors will sleep in their own beds tonight

The jury will likely return an acquittal in the George Zimmerman case Friday, and I wouldn't be surprised if they do so in time to head home for dinner tonight.The prosecution failed to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. Case closed.

I've had the same opinion about this case from the beginning: It is a tragedy. No parent or child should ever face what the Martin family has faced. It seems implausible that a kid minding his own business, walking home from 7-Eleven would be shot dead and no one would be held accountable.

http://www.hlntv.com/article/2013/07/12/george-zimmerman-trial-verdict-watch-jury-deliberations-closing-arguments?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter