@BillRM,
Quote:Sure does when it is a teenage male that have the jewelry and would not tell school security why he had them other then he was holding them for some strange reason for someone else that he would not name
If you had had any friends when you were 16, you'd know that when a friend asks you to do something, like hold something for them, you do it, and you don't reveal who it belongs to if someone asks you. But, having been a loser, without friends, you wouldn't know that.
No one ever said the jewelry was stolen. That's nothing but rumor. And it would be very strange for a stash of stolen jewelry to be mainly plain wedding bands--and that's how that jewelry was described. Who knows, or cares, what that weird collection of mainly wedding bands was about.
The worst you could say about Trayvon Martin is that he was likely a loyal friend. Someone asked him to hold something for them, and he did.
Trayvon Martin had no criminal or arrest record of any kind. That's why they couldn't identify his body immediately--he had no fingerprints on file.
Trayvon Martin never got into trouble for getting into fights.
Trayvon Martin wasn't a trouble-maker in school or in his community. The worst thing he seems to have done was write "WTF" on a school locker--once. Wow! that's really heavy-duty criminal stuff.
It was Zimmerman, the hoodlum, who had run-ins with the law, problems with his aggressive impulses, and who demonstrated his sociopathic untrustworthiness by his lying and concealing evidence from a judge.
And he was so out-of-control, and using such bad judgment, his first lawyers in his murder case dumped him.
And he's going to self-destruct one way or the other. He provokes people and he's got lousy judgment and poor impulse control. Either he'll provoke someone into doing something to him, or he'll do something to himself, but I don't see him as enjoying freedom or life for very long. Either he will wind up in jail, or he'll wind up dead at an early age.
