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unionworks

(3,574 posts) Wed Mar 28, 2012, 10:04 PM Mar 2012

Lawrence Going to be Good Tonite!

Let's see if he can follow a show like last nights! He's already on the Zimmerman surveillance video....

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Lawrence Going to be Good Tonite! (Original Post) unionworks Mar 2012 OP

I'm watching. Justice wanted Mar 2012 #1

Video is a bombshell. Graybeard Mar 2012 #2

That's the sense I get. n/t arthritisR_US Mar 2012 #3

They are reporting that Norm Wolfinger, the state attorney PA Democrat Mar 2012 #4

Justice wanted

(2,657 posts)

1. I'm watching.

Reply to unionworks (Original post)

Wed Mar 28, 2012, 10:09 PM

Mar 2012

Graybeard

(6,996 posts)

2. Video is a bombshell.

Reply to unionworks (Original post)

Wed Mar 28, 2012, 10:12 PM

Mar 2012

But "high level" involvement of State officials so early in the case is more damning. Zimmerman told police who his daddy is and had them pull some strings.

arthritisR_US

(7,288 posts)

3. That's the sense I get. n/t

Reply to Graybeard (Reply #2)

Wed Mar 28, 2012, 10:23 PM

Mar 2012

PA Democrat

(13,225 posts)

4. They are reporting that Norm Wolfinger, the state attorney

Reply to unionworks (Original post)

Wed Mar 28, 2012, 10:29 PM

Mar 2012

showed up at the police station the night of the murder and spoke with the chief of police and the investigating officer and told them to release Zimmerman, that there wasn't enough evidence to charge Zimmerman.

Very strange. I wonder if Mr. Zimmerman phoned his father, the retired judge, who then in turn called Wolfinger. I can't imagine why he would show up at the police station otherwise. That is not a common practice AFAIK.

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