George Zimmerman Trial Live Streaming

[n david]

Well, the part about feeling that what happened was part of God's plan was a bit hard to swallow. I doubt 6 women, several of which are likely mothers, will be fond of that quote.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by n david

Well, the part about feeling that what happened was part of God's plan was a bit hard to swallow. I doubt 6 women, several of which are likely mothers, will be fond of that quote.

Just getting back on-line Can you elaborate? Or I can catch up with it later.

[canam]

Originally Posted by pressing-on

how di they even get that number ,who dropped it on them ,the nsa?

[Originalist]

[QUOTE=Nitehawk013;1263017]I keep seeing little blurbs about this trial and hearing that the prosecution is doing poorly. From the star witness "Precious" seemingly being dumber than a bag of hammers to witnesses for the pros actually saying things that support the defense. Yet in my gut I still fear GZ will be found guilty.

Even if the defense produced a video proving Zimmerman's innocence, he would still be found guilty. The DOJ has already dealt with this jury.

[Subdued]

Originally Posted by n david

Well, the part about feeling that what happened was part of God's plan was a bit hard to swallow. I doubt 6 women, several of which are likely mothers, will be fond of that quote.

Too bad the State did not play the part where he clarified/explained that statement.

Here is the entire interview. He spoke about that particular quote at around the 37:45 mark -

[n david]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Just getting back on-line Can you elaborate? Or I can catch up with it later.

It was during his interview with Hannity. Hannity asked if GZ regretted getting out of his truck to follow TM. No. Hannity asked if GZ regretted being armed with a gun. No. Hannity asked if GZ thought he would still be here (I assume he meant if he'd still be facing the charges, not physically in the studio) if he hadn't followed TM. GZ said that (rough paraphrase) he felt everything that happened was part of God's plan.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Subdued

Too bad the State did not play the part where he clarified/explained that statement.

Here is the entire interview. He spoke about that particular quote at around the 37:45 mark -

Thank you. I have not watched the interview, so I had to go with what was being shown in court.

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by n david

It was during his interview with Hannity. Hannity asked if GZ regretted getting out of his truck to follow TM. No. Hannity asked if GZ regretted being armed with a gun. No. Hannity asked if GZ thought he would still be here (I assume he meant if he'd still be facing the charges, not physically in the studio) if he hadn't followed TM. GZ said that (rough paraphrase) he felt everything that happened was part of God's plan.

Yes, and that sounds good to the one that didn't suffer. It is like when a hurricane comes through and rips up everyone's homes except yours. You thank God and I wonder what the neighbors think about their houses.

[Pressing-On]

[QUOTE=Originalist;1263155]

Originally Posted by Nitehawk013

I keep seeing little blurbs about this trial and hearing that the prosecution is doing poorly. From the star witness "Precious" seemingly being dumber than a bag of hammers to witnesses for the pros actually saying things that support the defense. Yet in my gut I still fear GZ will be found guilty.

Even if the defense produced a video proving Zimmerman's innocence, he would still be found guilty. The DOJ has already dealt with this jury.

The above reference doesn't help toward race relations. I think we can admit she was rude, but making fun of her body frame is very rude and, really, just hateful.

[n david]

I wish O'mara would've asked how many times she's been asked to testify for the Defense in a trial. She said that O'mara could've asked her to testify for the defense....so how often has she testified for the Defense vs for the Pros.