There are at least two noteworthy similarities...a dead person of a race different from the shooter.I know very little about this case and not much more about the Zimmerman case.As I've said about this case....DNA,fingerprints,ballistics,videos/photos,*reliable* eyewitnesses (meaning no friends or relatives).Lacking those (or,perhaps,in addition to those) look at the history of both.See if one (or both) have a "dirty" past (drugs,booze,criminal record,history of violence,psych history,etc).
Actually, I know a lot more about the Zimmerman case from the evidence released so far. I know nothing about this case other than what the media has spun.
Race has nothing to do with it unless the shooter is a racist and shot him because he’s white. Wonder if Holder will send in a posse of race baiters from the FBI to comb through her past like they did to Zimmerman. That’s a joke.
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and one ironic connection. This is her pastor who she had on speed dial and was on the scene for her with a lawyer in minutes:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/3/prweb9318779.htm
“Bishop James Dixon travels to Sanford, Florida to join other social justice advocates including Rev. Al Sharpton of National Action Network, Marc Morial of the National Urban League and NAACP leaders. The purpose is to protest the killing of 17 year old Trayvon Martin. He was an unarmed youth who was gunned down by a Neighborhood Watch leader named George Zimmerman.
“Upon returning to Houston, Bishop Dixon will be sharing with leaders across Texas how they can lend their voices to the cause of justice and show their support for Trayvon Martin’s family. He will also hold a meeting with African-American youth to help soothe the growing anxiety stemming from their fear of police.
“Bishop Dixon recently introduced a new campaign to area leaders, Be Your Brother’s Keeper, Not Your Brother’s Killer. The purpose is to promote the concept of brotherhood within and across lines of race, and to discourage violence by promoting the sanctity of human life.”
Oh the irony.