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Does George Zimmerman's story add up? Defense attorney Midwin Charles looks at the differences between 911 call and reenactment of Trayvon Martin shooting

Defense attorney Midwin Charles compares audio from a 911 call to a new video of George Zimmerman reenacting Trayvon Martin shooting.


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  1. jit

    Nope. George's story did not add up with his 911 call. When he said Trayvon was circling his vehicle, from that point on and beyond, everything he said or wrote were suspect.
    If Trayvon indeed asked Zimmerman, "You got a problem?", then Zimmerman LIED to Trayvon when Zimmerman replied, "No." Zimmerman had a big problem with Trayvon. Zimmerman profiled and targeted Trayvon,then called the police to report Trayvon as suspicious and up to no good. So, Zimmerman had a HUGE problem with Trayvon. Why did Zimmerman LIE to Trayvon? Why does Zimmerman LIE ALL THE TIME?????

    July 1, 2012 at 4:43 am | Reply
  2. Jamie Scott

    First off, Why did she say "the day after the crime"? Did I miss the trial and he's been found guilty of commiting a crime?
    And why do you have biased Defense lawyers on that only look at ways to say he's guilty but they don't discuss the facts and evidence that shows he could very likely be innocent? Why don't they talk about "Dee Dee's" statements?
    Bias much?

    June 25, 2012 at 12:49 am | Reply
  3. politicsnewsaja

    George Zimmerman passed polygraph test means crap! Hence, these tests are not admissible in court. Example: Convicted Serial Killer Gary Leon Ridgway was an early suspect in the Green River killings in Oregon in the 1980s and 1990s. The amazing thing is that he passed a polygraph test in 1984 and continued on his killing spree, which didn’t stop until DNA evidence linked him to the crimes in 2001. Melvin Foster, a suspect in the murders for years, had failed a polygraph test.

    June 23, 2012 at 10:19 pm | Reply

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