He showed no remorse.

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No emotion. Who kills a child and then shows no emotion. Just a polite apology, with excuses no less, but with no outward signs of remorse?

It should have been a break down, I'm so sorry, have mercy on me moment. Or at least a welling up of tears moment. Something. IMHO

RE: Zimmerman

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1. When the prosecutor stated that Martin was defending HIMSELF from Zimmerman

Zimmerman visibly harrumphed at the defense table. This guy is going to be an easy witness to cross-examine. And he'll almost certainly have to take the stand to mount an affirmative defense in this case.

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7. I missed that.

The first sign of emotion out of him.

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2. I agree...

he showed nothing. Very strange, almost robotic.

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3. I'm not convinced that he's very bright

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4. He outright lied in his 'apology'...

He said he didn't know how young Trayvon was, said he thought he was close to his age (28). That is a bald-faced lie.

In his non-emergency call to 911, he was asked by the dispatcher how old did he think the person he was watching was and Zimmerman said "late teens", "19".

Here is a link to the audio of Zimmerman's call, the age question comes up at approx the 1:12 mark:

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/videogallery/68871920/News/George-Zimmerman-911-call-reporting-Trayvon-Martin

Edited to add what Zimmerman actually said this morning in his false apology:

"I am sorry for the loss of your son. I did not know how old he was. I thought he was a little bit older than I was," Zimmerman said addressing Martin's family directly.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/george-zimmerman-tells-trayvon-martins-parents/story?id=16177849#.T5GHAtXLtMk

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5. I also wondered about

him admitting that he didn't know if Trayvon had a gun or didn't have a gun.

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6. He's sorry alright... sorry he got caught.