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SoCalDem

(103,856 posts)
Sat Jul 13, 2013, 09:41 PM Jul 2013

Acquitted of manlaughter/murder..GUILTY of theft

Last edited Sun Jul 14, 2013, 05:12 PM - Edit history (1)


He not only killed Trayvon Martin, but stole his last words.. (as a cowardly way to make HIMSELF the scared boy calling for help)

As a mother I would not want my son's last words to BE pleas for un-offered help, but I would bristle at the thought that his killer ended up being "credited" with those last breaths of life from my son..

Anyone who has lost a loved one (and was not present) asks what their last words were.. To have those words stolen (no matter how painful it is to know they were pleading-for-help) would be unbearable.
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Acquitted of manlaughter/murder..GUILTY of theft (Original Post) SoCalDem Jul 2013 OP
I don't know much about life but I suspect and believe that the young man thought.. BlueJazz Jul 2013 #1
I doubt he had much time to think about much more than how he was going to stay alive SoCalDem Jul 2013 #2
 

BlueJazz

(25,348 posts)
1. I don't know much about life but I suspect and believe that the young man thought..
Sat Jul 13, 2013, 09:50 PM
Jul 2013

...about his mother and father's love and the support of all his friends/loved ones.
...and how much he'll miss them....

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