There’s only one thing amiss about Zimmerman’s story. He told the police that the confrontation between him and Martin occurred right at the T-intersection of the sidewalk. Yet Martin’s body was found about 30 feet from the intersection, down the sidewalk. I have a feeling that when he was confronted, Zimmerman walked down the sidewalk to face Martin. It doesn’t make any difference in the overall picture, but there you have it.
“Yet Martin’s body was found about 30 feet from the intersection, down the sidewalk. I have a feeling that when he was confronted Zimmerman walked down the sidewalk to face Martin.”
This was covered in the evidence. The struggle was not static. There was a trail of so called “debris” from the T down to where the body was found. Also. 30 whole feet? Really? About the length of a large room.
Rachel Jeantel has told us at least twice on cable TV that Trayvmon Martin was just going to give Zimmerman an #%%-whooping, and that Zimmerman misinterpreted and thought his live was in danger and overreacted.
In other words, according to the only witness who was actually talking to him at the time of the altercation, Saint Skittles initiated a violent assault and that it was no big thang.
Case closed.