Do you think Zimmerman will be convicted of murder?

Seems like they would eventually learn that bullying doesn't work with me.

Slow learners they are.

Among the nearly 150 jailhouse calls to or from George Zimmerman that were released by prosecutors this week was an April 19 call to the controversial Florida pastor Terry Jones.

Zimmerman placed the call to Jones just one day before Zimmerman’s initial bond hearing. His purpose was to try and dissuade Jones from holding a rally in Sanford in support of Zimmerman, who faces second degree murder charges for the killing of Trayvon Martin February 26th.

After asking to pray with Jones, Zimmerman said, “first and foremost thank you for your prayers, I know they’re being heard and I see them being answered every day. I was calling today to ask you, humbly, from one God fearing sinner to the other, for time, for healing, for not only the city of Sanford but America. I know that your intentions are good … and I know that ultimately God will see his will be done.”

Zimmerman continued: “I just ask that perhaps instead of coming Saturday and protesting, we allow law enforcement to do their job and not lose focus, and that perhaps you could even come and visit and pray with me instead of protesting.”

George Zimmerman has granted an exclusive interview to Fox News' Sean Hannity, scheduled to air Wednesday at 9 p.m. ET, Fox announced.
"Zimmerman will open up about what happened the night of Trayvon Martin’s death and his experience in the aftermath of the fatal shooting," according to a Fox press release.

Zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of Martin, an unarmed black teenager, on Feb. 26 in Sanford, Fla. The case has become the focus of national media, and ignited an emotional debate over race and gun rights.

Zimmerman, the son of a white father and Peruvian mother of Hispanic descent, has pleaded innocent to the murder charge, and says that he shot Martin in self-defense after Martin attacked him. He is out on bail preparing for a trial.
During the hour-long interview to air on Hannity’s program, Zimmerman and attorney Mark O’Mara will discuss the night of the shooting, and address rumors about about bail donations and hidden money, Mediabistro.com reported.
A legal expert following the case said there were several possible strategic reasons for O'Mara to allow his client to appear on national television.
"Clearly they are trying to humanize (Zimmerman) some more and give his story some traction," said retired judge and former prosecutor Phyllis Kotey, who now teaches at Florida International University College of Law.
They may also see it as a test run for court, she said.
"It's a chance to hone the story and test it — test versions, what works, reactions, to see what’s going to happen," she said. "It's an opportunity to see how a particular position will play."

Sure, lets just assume that George is not honest
She noted that in a television appearance, Zimmerman can speak without the risk of cross-examination by the prosecution.

the state can use anything he says at trial, so this is false. Besides, the state as been all over the PR circuit so why should George get to do it too?
"Every time he does something public like this, he has an oppportunity to get information to the potential jurors without having to take the stand," said Kotey.

The state constantly works to taint the jury pool, so what is your point?
Requests for comment from O'Mara's office were not immediately answered.
Fox News spokesperson Carly Shanahan said there was no payment in return for the exclusive interview.
The interview, which was taped Wednesday morning, is slated to run a second time at midnight ET

Wow. So in murder trials they ignore who was killed and who killed them?

What reality do you live in?

I am curious how Zimmerman could be looking for a street sign in that spot.

he simply got lost while trying to help Trayvon find his way home...

a good citizen, but no sense of direction, that guy...

Yeah! All good citizens fill someone with bullets when they don't hand over their Skittles.

No. He was just trying to keep Trayvon in view.

Oralloy wrote:

No. He was just trying to keep Trayvon in view.

Let's just make up what Zimmerman was trying to do at the same time he clearly was not doing it.

I see....
Known facts like what Zimmerman was thinking and like you know for certain that Zimmerman wasn't trying to take Skittles away.

Obviously, you seem to think your opinions are facts.