@OmSigDAVID,
Quote:If he had survived his wound,
what r the chances that he 'd testify TRUTHFULLY:
I see no reason Trayvon Martin wouldn't have been honest about the fact that this man stalked and menaced him, and that he punched him because he feared what Zimmerman might do to him. And the police would likely have believed Martin, because they knew Zimmerman had called them, and that he did follow the teen. The police would also have been aware that Martin belonged in the housing complex, that Martin was only walking home, and that Zimmerman had misperceived and misjudged the entire situation, and had further provoked the encounter by never identifying himself to Martin. They very likely would have arrested Zimmerman had Trayvon Martin survived his wound.
Unlike George Zimmerman, Trayvon Martin had no previous arrests on criminal charges, and it was George's problems with his aggressive impulses that had landed him in court twice, resulting in his being court-ordered to take anger management classes. And now he'd shot an unarmed minor who was simply walking in a gated community where he was a house guest. So, had Trayvon Martin survived his wound, his credibility, about which one was the more aggressive, and which one had provoked the entire encounter, would have been a lot better than Zimmerman's.
And the chances that Trayvon Martin would have been truthful are a lot better than the chances that Zimmerman was truthful in his account of the shooting to the police. His version of events was inconsistent, often contradicted by the evidence, and, according to the detective who testified at his trial, "exaggerated". The credibility of Zimmerman's account is very suspect.
There is also the fact that Zimmerman is a known brazen liar--as was clearly revealed by his lying to his own lawyer, and the court, about his assets, and engaging in an elaborate scheme with his wife to conceal those assets, and his also concealing the existence of his second passport from the court, during his ail hearing.
It's good that Shellie Zimmerman's upcoming trial, on a charge of Perjury In Official Proceedings, will remind everyone of just what liars the Zimmermans are.
Only a fool would believe that George Zimmerman, a liar with so little regard for the law, and the judicial system, and the truth, that he deliberately engages in schemes to mislead a judge and conceal evidence, suddenly became honest in telling the police how he came to kill an unarmed minor who wasn't even trespassing that night.
Unfortunately, Trayvon Martin didn't survive his wound, because Zimmerman wouldn't have been able to get away with his lies had that been the case.