definitely no kissing!

.... "block watch captain?" And when Zimmerman got out to find an address he got "jumped"
by Mr. Martin.

Arrest and charge Zimmerman w/ murder 1 and see how fast he cops a plea. The man should
not be allowed to sit home and own firearms.

Zimmy lived there and drove the streets in his role as neighborhood watch. Daddys he was lost spin is as comical as his other fa rications.

Of Trayvon, see's him, but doesn't go to him, Trayvon walks up to Zimmerman and gets in his face instead of fleeing to his dad's house. Doesn't Zimmerman know where he is? Doesn't he live there? And I believe the call during pursuit was a 911 call, not a non emergency call. Spin, Spin, Spin.

call to 911. Zimmerman considered Trayvon Martin to be a suspect, suspected of something anyway. Zimmerman made the comment to the police about how they always get away. He admitted he was following Trayvon Martin.

Even if this story is true, we know that Zimmerman was following Trayvon Martin and that Zimmerman knew he had a gun. Trayvon Martin, by Zimmerman's own admission, had been or was being followed, and would have had the right, under Florida law, to act in self-defense.

Zimmerman was the aggressor.

Assume that Zimmerman's story was true and that Trayvon Martin asked him if he had a problem, all that Zimmerman had to do was to apologize and explain that he was with Neighborhood Watch. Trayvon Martin would not have felt threatened had Zimmerman explained what he was doing. Zimmerman describes himself as the person following Trayvon -- as the aggressor in the situation. But Zimmerman had the upper hand because Zimmerman had a gun. That was a fact that only Zimmerman knew until he pulled his gun.

Even this story supports a finding of probable cause. If you think someone is suspicious but you haven't seen the person actually do anything wrong, don't follow that person, call 911 and let the police handle it. Most definitely, don't carry a gun when you are following someone. It can get you either dead or in a lot of trouble.

They completely lose any semblance of credibility when they do that. And since they weren't there when it happened they can only blow smoke up everyone's asses. At least no one is buying into it.

It's kind of like little kids trying to come up with a story on how the window got broken. "See, it's like this. Bobbie threw the ball...no, wait, the ball came from nowhere, uh, and bounced off my bat, which was not in my hands, yeah, it was laying on the ground, and the ball it hit the bat and bounced off and hit the window, and wait, that's not right..."

The least they could do is try to be consistent.