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Originally Posted by Monkei
I think you are really confused about the facts. Lets take the other side of the story. Mr Martin was minding his own business walking home when all of a sudden a person unknown to him begins to follow him. Not knowing the intentions Martin begins to fear for his safety and jumps Zimmerman. Unfortunately he finds out all to late that the guy following him has a gun and is not afraid to use it. Bang.
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This had better not be the other side of the story. If it is, then Zimmerman is clearly in the right and Trayvon would have been clearly in the wrong. There is no justifiable excuse to "jump" anyone. It is illegal and Zimmerman would have been within his right of self-defense to shoot Trayvon immediately when he was jumped.