When is prosecution going to . . .

[madashelltoo]

Bring up the fact that if Zimmerman's gun was holstered behind him and he was lying flat on his back with Trayvon straddling him (knees near armpits) in the dark; how could Trayon have seen or reached for it? Sounds like Zimmerman had the gun in his hand before he hit the ground. None of the facts come together the way Zimmerman told it.

[polichick]

1. This morning Lisa Bloom mentioned this...

and said closing arguments are going to be very important.

[pipi_k]

2. Maybe

in their closing argument?

[former9thward]

3. Closing arguments are not evidence.

The prosecution can't argue things in closing that have not been brought in as evidence.

[madashelltoo]

4. They have to introduce during the trial

And show that what he said is impossible or highly improbable.

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

5. Also said that Trayvon was on top of him, smothering him. How could he be screaming for help?

If Trayvon is right-handed and the gun was on Zimmerman's right or behind him (can't get his lies straight), then how could Trayvon see the gun? And how could he restrain Zimmerman, covering his nose and mouth, banging his head against the concrete, and breaking his nose, all the while seeing the gun and grabbing it?

It's all bullshit. And the Zimmerman Cheerleaders who are going out of their way to defend this racist asshole are either complicit or themselves bigots for defending this man's killing of an unarmed boy.

[EdwardSmith74]

6. It was a cold-blooded racially-motivated murder. Nothing less.

Don't tell me he was just after the Skittles. It was pre-meditated and everything points to that.