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Well, a woman might not have turned back around and confronted George like the evidence and witness statements indicate Trayvon did.
so if someone is being followed, they should run away and hope they dont get shot in the back???
kinda puts your stand your ground law in a dumb light doesnt it???
why isnt someone allowed to confront someone following them????
or is that only in your "zimmerman was justified" world
He wasn't being followed at the time of the encounter.
The NEN call by George makes it clear that he lost sight of Trayvon long enough to render actions he had taken up to that point as no longer contemporaneously threatening to Trayvon, according to Florida Law. There was at least a couple minutes where George had no idea where Trayvon was while still on the phone with NEN.
The crime scene also shows the location of the beginning of the struggle, confirmed by witnesses 11 and 20, proves Trayvon returned from where he had ran. Hardly the action of someone who is scared. That makes Trayvon the aggressor at that point. The crime scene doesn't lie. Ahh, but you see, Tayvon was within site of his home. The physical altercation took place within view of Trayvon's front door. What if Trayvon hid on George, in an attempt to make a mad dash for home, only to be discovered by George when he tried and when caught in the act of his effort to do that, had no choice, but to either run (and in running, with George convinced and verbalized to the NEN "these guys always get away" or whatever the exact words were, would have taken the chance of getting shot in the back (yes, I'm assuming as much as you are, in this post, now). But instead, stood his ground, like a man, not having a clue George was a chicken shit and instead of fighting blow by blow would just blow the teens shit away with a gun. We really have no idea what was going down without more evidence. Without Trayvon's side of the story. Especially since George lies and in the judges own words, manipulates.
Those factors makes the self defense case for George. If not then look at what happened next. George ends up with head injuries and is pinned to the ground by Trayvon.This is supported by the injuries themself, George's clothes being wet and witness #6. Again, self defense even if George was the aggressor in the beginning...which he wasn't.
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