If you’ve been following the Martin/Zimmerman case, then you need to head on over and get some great analysis from Mike McDaniel. This is part 7, all parts of this are excellent reads.
At the end of Update 6, I promised to address these—and more—issues in this update:
PRIMARY THEMES OF THE EVER-EVOLVING NARRATIVE:
(1) A Sanford Police Investigator wanted, at some point, to see Zimmerman charged with manslaughter, therefore he must be guilty and must be convicted of second degree murder.
(2) If Zimmerman remained in his vehicle, everything would have been just fine, therefore, Zimmerman must be guilty and must be convicted of second degree murder.
VERY INCONVENIENT FACTS (for the prosecution):
(1) When observed by George Zimmerman, Trayvon Martin was breaking the law.
(2) The investigators and assistant prosecutor that prepared the charging affidavit lied on that document and had to have known they were lying.
I shall indeed address these issues, but first, it’s important to understand just how far from fact and professional practice the special prosecutor, Angela Corey, and even the vaunted FBI, have allowed themselves to…
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