[Cboldt]

-- So if a Crump files papers with the Court and then withdraws them, were they ever filed with the Court in the first place? --

If the settlement was months ago, and the press knew it (refer to unspecified press interview with O'Mara, sometime in February), but the press didn't report the settlement when it learned about it - does that mean the settlement was reached in April? Or does it mean that the press is full of lying cockroaches?

The most recent entries on the Zimmerman criminal docket are:

04/05/2013   LETT   LETTER FROM THE CLERK'S OFFICE TO ATTORNEY BENJAMIN CRUMP REGARDING NOTICE OF 
04/05/2013   LETT   CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

I suspect the court has invited Crump to withdraw the filing.

[longtermmemmory]

the settlement is discoverable and is subject to court order disclosure regardless of confidentiality.

[Uncle Chip]

(refer to unspecified press interview with O'Mara, sometime in February), but the press didn't report the settlement when it learned about it - does that mean the settlement was reached in April?Or does it mean that the press is full of lying cockroaches?

I'm not buying any of it. It shows up the day after the Writ and none of the people who were supposed to get copies got them. And the media makes a bigger deal out of a document that they can't and won't show us, that was supposedly told them 2 months ago, than the Writ that could turn the case upside down.

Show me the papers and I'll believe the cockroaches.