@oralloy,
Quote:"Telling the truth" isn't something you are able to comprehend...
So, face the truth yourself, oralloy--the truth about Zimmerman's actions
since the killing of Martin.
Since the killing of Martin, Zimmerman has continued to engage in actions that show he actively tries to destroy or conceal evidence, for his own self-interest or to avoid criminal culpability.
He concealed evidence of his assets and a second passport from the judge at his bail hearing, which would have facilitated his being able to jump bail and leave the country, and he destroyed the alleged visual evidence of his menacing and aggressive behaviors that were on his wife's cell phone, by smashing the phone, the day she called 911 about his threatening actions.
He's been stopped 3 times for traffic violations, twice for speeding, and once for deliberately hiding the license tags on the vehicle he was driving.
After agreeing not to be at the house when his wife would be there to gather her belongings, he showed up, intentionally provoking a confrontation, and acted in such a threatening and aggressive manner that she called 911 because she feared what he might do.
And, prior to that incident, he allegedly placed a bullet-ridden target on the wall of his home, where his wife would find it after returning from New York, where she had given interviews about her fears of what he might do to her, yet another example of his provocation, and his need to intimidate and control, and his use of violence, or threats of violence, to achieve that aim.
The criminal murder case is over. Look at the way Zimmerman's been acting since it ended, including his continued propensity for provoking threatening and aggressive encounters, and what that says about him. He's clearly the provocateur and not "the innocent victim".
There are too many indications that Zimmerman poses a possible threat to others, particularly to his wife. And, given the rather bleak outlook for his own future, and ability to earn a living, it is not difficult to imagine a possible murder/suicide where he would end both their lives.
What's past is past, the important matter now should be to try to prevent future tragedies he might cause, based on the red flags we can already see, if that's at all possible. His "supporters"--like you--should take a look at those red flags--they're waving very clearly.
