I hit record and didn't watch it all. I think it replays in an hour or so.

for that dimwit.

That is patently incorrect! If this juror thought otherwise, I don't know what to say.

she said the 911 operator asked Zimmerman "where is he now"... as if to imply that he was supposed to follow ???

That's a pretty inventive interpretation.

I'm so confused...lol.

That isn't what happened. Here is the 911 transcript:

http://www.motherjones.com/documents/326700-full-transcript-zimmerman


But you saw an interview with a juror who said that was her understanding, that Zimmerman was instructed to follow Trayvon?

If we keep seeing jurors interviewed, revealing their ignorance -- resulting in gross injustice (along with poor prosecution and shitty laws to begin with, that is) -- I wonder if there is any recourse?

Hey there you.

It is astounding that something that clear, that everyone agreed upon was said, could be turned that upside down in anyone's mind.

it was 'late at night' when GZ saw Trayvon.

I watched a lot of the trial and I know for a fact that the time of the incident (shortly after 7 pm) was mentioned repeatedly.

She heard what she wanted to hear.

But she didn't exactly say the dispatcher told him to follow him.

It was a yes or no question, not a suggestion.