Posted on 07/15/2013 9:38:31 AM PDT by safetysign
Edited on 07/15/2013 9:51:58 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
While speaking Saturday night with Trayvon Martin‘s family attorney, shortly before the verdict was read for George Zimmerman‘s acquittal, HLN host Nancy Grace said [Racial phrase and profanity redacted] live on-the-air while railing against what she considers to have been the defendant’s undeniable “hatred” for the teenager he shot.
After Martin family lawyer Daryl Parks made the claim that no one will be happy with the then-upcoming verdict, seeing as how the late teenager will never be brought back to life, Grace stepped in to say that she believes, based on the audio recordings, that Zimmerman had an unquestionable sense of ill will towards the victim:
“I’ll tell you what I think made a difference. When that 9-1-1 tape first came out — and everybody, get ready, this is graphic language — when it first came out that Zimmerman had said [redacted] on the 9-1-1 call, to me, that was open-and-shut that that showed open ill will and hatred. Now they’ve revised it to say he said ‘These punks, they always get away with it.’ I’m wondering if that reinterpretation of what he said made a difference as to a jury finding ill will in Mr. Zimmerman’s heart.”
Parks responded that he believes the jury will likely “come to a compromise” on whether Zimmerman had any form of animosity towards 17-year-old Martin.
In her coverage of the trial, Grace had repeatedly made reference to the [Redacted] slur she believes Zimmerman clearly said during his call to the non-emergency line of the Sanford Police Department. In a recent interview with the defendant’s friend Joe Oliver, HLN bleeped the hostess out as she repeated the slur on-air, but for whatever reason, they opted not to do so this time around.
Watch below, via HLN:
Just when you thought she couldn’t froth at the mouth any worse. :-)
LOL!
So, how will that aplly to NannyGrace from here on out, I wonder?
According to the article I saw (CBS/Tampa Bay affiliate), Zimmerman spoke at a public forum in January, 2011, and criticized the Sanford police for covering up the beating of a black homeless man by the SON of a white police officer. He also criticized police for taking excessive breaks and refusing to enforce certain crimes in order to avoid the subsequent paperwork.
So many of the misinformed think Zimmerman said the C word.
Too bad Grace is among them. I used to think she was fair minded and she’s proven she’s not.
Bingo. Nancy is complying with her black domestic terrorist hostage takers. Selling herself out in order to survive. Welcome to Afromerica.
Did he (zimmerman) say coon?
Ironically, it was a CNN audio engineer who enhanced the tape only to find that George said “f’king cold”. It was an unseasonably cold night.
Here’s the enhanced tape:
http://patdollard.com/2012/04/cnn-george-zimmerman-did-not-say-fucking-coons-in-911-call/
I channel surfed to HLN shortly after the verdict.
After an on-scene reporter commentary, the segment went to Grace. She had obviously been crying, and was trying to hold back tears as she spoke. She looked horrible and her hair was messed up.
Why would she or any on-air personality have so much emotion invested in this trial?
[I can only take her in small doses, like 30 seconds every 5 years or so.]
According to Nancy he did. “ F***ing C**ns. She said it on air and it wasn’t bleeped. I was watching at the time and couldn’t believe she was putting out there as fact that the words were changed to f-ing punks. I believe the prosecution and defense agreed on the wording on the tapes because the prosecution used the word “punks”.
as I understood it, he said “its effing cold” referring to the temperature.
They got “coon’ out of that.
There is a moment during the non-emergency call when George exits his vehicle, shivers, and murmurs under his breath, "It's f*ckin' cold".
It is that statement that was contorted to a fictional racist slur.
Good job, Ms. Grace(less)
They only edit the word “Watermelon”. It’s not even allowed on evidence submitted by the prosecution.
The last time I heard it all TVs were B&W.
LOL! That’s great!
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