Notes

State of Florida vs. George Zimmerman

They keyword is REASONABLE, not just doubt, but reasonable doubt. Let's look at the basic facts:
A barely 17 year old is tall, but thin kid that is walking to his nephew's house around 7 PM with a snack and drink.
A 28 year old who is of average height, but built man with MMA training and a gun in his truck is following him.
The man in his truck calls NEN and starts cursing about this stranger as if he is a criminal. Even his defense attorney admitted that his racial profiled Trayovn because the previous criminals were black.
Then George follows Trayovn in his truck and then and gets out of his truck and follows him on foot.
This young kid sees this man following him in his truck in the dark and now sees this man get out of his car and follow him even more. This very big and built guy who probably is not smiling, and in the dark. I personally would be scared.
A chase ensues and then Trayvon tries to hide, but there is nowhere to hide.
Trayovn is not that far from the house where his nephew is waiting for him and wants to get in the house as soon as possible.
Trayvon is scared about this guy chasing him the guy catches up to him and doesn't mention I'm with neighborhood watch, etc.
Then a fight ensues, Trayvon is fighting and screaming for his life: help, help, ahh!
George who has a concealed gun that is small and behind him on his pants near his butt/hip under his shirt in a gun holder!
How hard would that be to get on while on your back? (hard), how easy would it have been for Trayovn to see and reach and or grab the gun (not easy).
He takes out the gun and shoots Trayovn dead in the heart.

George made incorrect assumptions and tried to be a wannabe cop and take the law into his own hands. This is what happens when you take the law into your own hands, you shoot and kill innocent people.
Look at all the lies George told:
why lie THAT much about SO much stuff?
Why have no regrets?
Why say you were in fear of your life while you where in your truck and you have a concealed weapon?
George had minor injuries, certainly not life threatening.
The law cannot be just any paranoid person feeling they are about to die when in reality they aren't can kill people.
Trayvon Benjamin Martin was fighting for his life, but lost to an older, stronger, more built man with MMA training, a gun and thought of himself as a cop.
George had a good story at first due to his knowldge of law and being a neighborhood watchmen, that is why no charges for 40 days.
You need to really look at the case and peel back the layers, to see. There really isn't many layers to peel back to start seeing the truth.
With a video recording of incident, and with one person dead, no one can know for sure one hundred percent what happened. That is not the case, the case is:
Is George Zimmerman guilty of showing ill will and is he guilty of the unjust killing of a child.
Use common sense, use logic, use REASON. With the evidence and knowledge presented on the trial, he is guilty of all charges, at least of manslaughter.

In the dictionary.com, reasonable is defined as:
rea·son·a·ble [ree-zuh-nuh-buhl, reez-nuh-] adjective
1. agreeable to reason or sound judgment; logical: a reasonable choice for chairman.
2. not exceeding the limit prescribed by reason; not excessive: reasonable terms.
3. moderate.
4. endowed with reason.
5. capable of rational behavior, decision, etc.