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In reply to the discussion: Can we discuss the two minutes between George's 911 call and Trayvon's death [View all]PotatoChip
(3,186 posts)via his dad in the first part of your post, it logically makes little sense.
GZ contradicts himself from the very start by claiming to say (to Trayvon) that he was not following him, only to do just that in the next paragraph. Supposedly (again by GZ's own account) after that reply to Trayvon, he then gets out of his vehicle and does what? He follows Trayvon behind the buildings where supposedly the young man is "waiting on him". {Yeah, right.}
Why would GZ get out of his vehicle anyway if Trayvon was as aggressive as GZ makes it sound? If GZ was truly not following Trayvon, why wouldn't he just drive away? Because it didn't happen that way, and GZ knows it. Zimmerman's very own account of what happened makes no sense.
You're right, it doesn't add up at all.
It's infuriating to think that Zimmerman is still a free man and might not have even had to worry at this point, had it not been for the public outcry. We can't let this story fade away.