[Verginius Rufus]

Fox is still in lynch-Zimmerman mode. This afternoon they had Mark Fuhrmann and Michael Baden in as "experts," both trying to interpret the new information in the way least helpful to Zimmerman. Fuhrmann didn't seem to be very familiar with the details. Dr. Baden tried to claim there was no evidence of recent marijuana use by Trayvon and criticized the police for not testing Zimmerman for drugs.

I'd hate to see how the hard-left channels are covering it.

[libstripper]

I saw that. Furhmann really made a fool of himself. He said there were two “confrontations,” the first of the two being initiated by Zimmerman and said nothing about the second, leaving the idea hanging that Zimmerman also initiated the second and somehow pursued it to the point of killing Martin. Kelly, who initially, when the killing was first reported, jumped to the conclusion that it was second degree murder, never bothered to ask Furhmann about the second, lethal confrontation and what evidence there is to show Zimmerman initiated it. It appears they both wanted to dance around the actual facts, imply that Zimmerman illegally shot Martin, and lynch Zimmerman.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Fuhrman was on yesterday with one of their female lawyers. I guess he’s so scared of being called a racist again that he’s overcompensating. Made me sick to my stomach. Unless he was an eyewitness, he should shut his pie-hole.

[denydenydeny]

Fox is still in lynch-Zimmerman mode.

Their on-scene person Phil Keating today reported the exact opposite of the truth: he said that Z's father had "changed his story" about the screaming on the tape being from his son. That is COMPLETELY wrong. Z's father has always maintained that the voice was his son. In fact it was TRAYVON'S father who had changed his story. Fox keeps lying about this case.

[Renderofveils]

Dr. Baden tried to claim there was no evidence of recent marijuana use by Trayvon and criticized the police for not testing Zimmerman for drugs.

That actually helps the defense. Withdrawal symptoms from habitual marijuana use can include anxiety, depression, and anger.