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Originally Posted by janmcn
After deliberating for three hours and 32 minutes, the jury has requested to return to their hotel, and court is in recess until 9:00am tomorrow.
George Zimmerman looked concerned today when the jury instructions were read. Perhaps it wasn't God's will that he kill Trayvon Martin after all.
It was heartening to hear that manslaughter carries up to 30 years in prison, with a minimum of 15 years. Zimmerman might be having second thoughts about his actions that night.
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Originally Posted by gomoho
Please share with me what evidence you have to make this assumption. Not speculation, assumptions, or probablys, but evidence.
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The evidence that the jury recessed after three hours and 32 minutes of deliberations and will reconvene at 9:00am was reported by all the major networks.
The Florida statute that dictates that manslaughter carries up to 30 years in prison with a minimum of 15 years is contained in the Florida laws. Look it up.
George Zimmerman said on Sean Hannity's show, with his attorney present, that he had no remorse and "it was God's will" that he shot Trayvon Martin. Just check Sean Hannity shows for a copy of the tape.
"Zimmerman might be having second thoughts about his actions" was my editorial comment based on the look on his face when the judge was reading the jury instructions.
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013...-the-jury?lite