[Shethink13]

Not evidence of where the incident occurred. You claim that Zimmerman left his vehicle and pursued Martin. Where is the evidence for that? Do you know exactly where his vehicle was parked? We know he got out of his vehicle when Martin started to run. We know that Zimmerman stopped the chase when the dispatch told him he didn't need to. We know that Zimmerman said he didn't know where Martin was. After that, everything else is speculation. I know what you believe happened, but I'm asking what evidence do you have that Zimmerman continued the pursuit after the phone call to police?

It may very well be true, but I still say Martin would have had plenty of time to get to the apartment before Zimmerman could catch him.

[Jonty30]

Saying, “ok” is not the same as agreeing to comply.

We cannot say factually that Zimmerman gave up the chase.

[Alice in Wonderland]

Considering that Martin’s body was found in the backyard of 2831 Retreat View Circle, what evidence do you have that Zimmerman obeyed police instructions, remained with his truck, and did not follow Martin?

In Mr. Zimmerman’s call to 911 he states that his location is past the clubhouse, past the mailboxes, that he is parked by the cut-thru (walkway). He also states that Martin was walking towards him, towards the back entrance of the complex, then Martin disappeared from view (on the walkway behind the houses). We do NOT know that Zimmerman stopped the chase. Rather, the opposite likely happened.

After first agreeing to meet the police at the mailboxes, Zimmerman amended that, requesting that the responding officer call him for an exact location. That would not have been necessary if he intended to remain with his vehicle and indicated that he intended to leave his vehicle parked on the street and follow Martin on foot.

Are you contending that Martin is to blame because he didn’t get back to the apartment quickly enough?