He also said he couldn’t give them the address where the truck was because it was in a cut-through. I’m wondering if he meant he was on the paved pathway in the backyards on foot at that point - I don’t see anything else that looks like a cut-through in the aerial map but it’s unlikely he would drive his truck onto it.
Another interesting thing - the disputed “f——— coons” or “punks” remark might be “It’s f——— cold.”
http://jneilschulman.rationalreview.com/2012/03/what-george-zimmerman-really-said/
I’m wondering how many different ways audio technology can clean that recording up, and how many different experts will testify to the different things Zimmerman said.
And if it really was so cold for Zimmerman the Floridian, it was probably that cold for Martin too - an innocent reason to wear his hoodie up.
He either said PUNKS or COLD. You are correct.
It’s clearly a C or a P at the beginning of the sentence
The Almanac for Sanford FL that day shows the temp at that time in the low 60’s. Supposedly it was raining as well so that would be “cold” and the light jackets worn support it further.
I can totally buy that he said “it’s effing cold”. He sounds like he’s freezing throughout the clip. And he sure doesn’t sound like he’s in some kind of racist rage. What a joke this whole thing is.