Slimebeast said:
I can see either scenario being true. Trevyon not feeling particularly threatened, but more like a cocky young confident man with strong integrity feeling insulted by someone checking him out. I can also see Trevyon feel threatened and uncomfortable about an unknown man tracking him. But in either case, if he attacked first and got on top and mauled Zimmerman it doesn't matter much. It was wrong of him to fight. I agree it's a sad case. I agree Zimmerman made a bad decision by following Trevyon so resolutely. And yeah, possibly Zimmerman was the one who grabbed first but we have no way of knowing. Personally I believe in his account, but I don't think it's unreasonable by anyone to suspect that Zimmerman was the one who grabbed the young man first. But we just don't know, the court could not know. |
I can agree with that!
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