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tucson 07-14-2013 07:38 PM

Alan Dershowitz from Harvard Law just stated during a interview w/Huckabee on Fox that Angela Corey is the worst prosecutor in the 50yrs that he's been in law practice. Now that's saying something!! He also thinks she should be disbarred..also that this case should never have been brought to trial and that they should've convened a grand jury, and he said it was a case of self defense.

kittygilchrist 07-14-2013 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Warren Kiefer (Post 708265)
It there a single positive thing anyone can say about Angela Corey, the States's Attorney? Her problems regarding her firing a staff attorney for whistle blowing may not be over for a long time. It is becoming clear that the staff attorney was concerned that the State's Attorney's Office was doing something unethical and perhaps illegal in withholding evidence from Zimmerman's defence team. Corey terminated him. I now see the taxpayers paying a hugh settlement for illegal termination.

see thread who is that spokesperson with the pearls...I honestly missed her intro and did not know who she was when I posted the thread. I was just seeing thru her like glass and seriously wanted to know who she was...

JerryP 07-14-2013 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by kittygilchrist (Post 708018)
The only circumstance in which I plan to pull a gun is to kill.
Shoot in the air past someone sitting on me who is smashing my head into concrete after knocking me down with a punch?
Might as well just give him the gun because he's going to take it away from jme.
Hypothetically, use me as the victim. I'm over 60 and female.
Should I shoot into the air and try to squirm away?

I laughed out loud,
"might as well just give him the gun"

senior citizen 07-14-2013 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Warren Kiefer (Post 708260)
I am shocked at your response, " Would George Zimmerman find someone else to kill"... You state this as if George Zimmerman was possibly destined to kill someone.

I was also confused by that statement as she had just posted in answer to my post that her original opinion was trying to be non judgemental but then she changed her opinion.........so all very confusing indeed.

The more we try to be "people pleasers" we simply lose ourselves.......
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions as far as I'm concerned.
Sometimes, we just can't decide.........or sometimes we can literally see and understand both sides.........that is a gift for sure.

Up here we are more plain spoken and don't try to embellish the truth of how we actually feel. Phoniness is one of my pet peeves.......so I try to just say it like it is at the moment.

kittygilchrist 07-14-2013 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Warren Kiefer (Post 708260)
I am shocked at your response, " Would George Zimmerman find someone else to kill"... You state this as if George Zimmerman was possibly destined to kill someone.

War, I know Gracie and suggest her post wasn't statement as much as puzzling over how unconsciously and without self awareness we make assumptions.
Kitty, a Gracie wannabe..

gmcneill 07-14-2013 09:34 PM

Maybe GZ should've stayed in the car

Maybe TM shouldn't have been out buying 2/3 of the ingredients needed to make purple drank (Google Trayvon Martin Drank for explanation/definition)

Maybe some high-profile outsiders shouldn't have made this a race issue

Maybe the media should've been unbiased and responsible

Maybe the Sanford, FL police chief who lost his job correctly performed his duties at the time after all

Maybe the Miami Heat team photos in hoodies in support of TM was premature

Maybe this, maybe that.

Too many maybes and too many could'ves, would'ves, and should'ves...all combined to make the matter an embarrassment on so many levels.

kittygilchrist 07-14-2013 09:35 PM

ain't it so, GM? and on goes the fallout...

manaboutown 07-14-2013 11:31 PM

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Originally Posted by njbchbum (Post 708231)
i wonder how many posters here know that the villages has its own gun club and how many villagers own their own guns....
https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...illages-62207/

Here are some purses for the ladies who carry. Packing heat in style: high-end purses help women conceal guns

ilovetv 07-14-2013 11:46 PM

I found this interesting and revealing. There were obvious political agendas to bolster and protect:

"The Florida State Attorney's office has fired information technology director Ben Kruidbos, who raised concerns about how the prosecutors in the George Zimmerman trial turned over evidence to the defense.

According to Kruidbos' attorney Wesley White, the former IT director was let go Friday by the state's top prosecutor, Angela Corey, for allegedly violating "numerous State Attorney’s Office policies and procedures."

Kruidbos, who testified in a pretrial hearing in the Zimmerman case in June, said that he had reason to believe that additional information found in Trayvon Martin's cell phone had not been turned over to the defense. Kruidbos said more than 2,000 photos from the phone were not shown to defense attorneys, including pictures of underage naked girls, images showing piles of jewelry on Martin's bed and photos of Martin blowing smoke.

Kruidbos' termination letter stated, in part: "It has come to our attention that you violated numerous State Attorney’s Office (SAO) policies and procedures and have engaged in deliberate misconduct that is especially egregious in light of your position.”

According to HLN legal experts, while Kruidbos' firing will not affect the jury's verdict, his testimony could be raised in the defense's request for sanctions. It could also be brought up in Zimmerman's appeal if he is convicted...."

IT chief fired after raising concerns in Zimmerman case | HLNtv.com

graciegirl 07-15-2013 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by senior citizen (Post 708303)
I was also confused by that statement as she had just posted in answer to my post that her original opinion was trying to be non judgemental but then she changed her opinion.........so all very confusing indeed.

The more we try to be "people pleasers" we simply lose ourselves.......
Everyone is entitled to their own opinions as far as I'm concerned.
Sometimes, we just can't decide.........or sometimes we can literally see and understand both sides.........that is a gift for sure.

Up here we are more plain spoken and don't try to embellish the truth of how we actually feel. Phoniness is one of my pet peeves.......so I try to just say it like it is at the moment.

OH Boy.

Neither of you got it or get me. I was suggesting that neither statement was likely, and that George Zimmerman was unlikely to kill again and that Trayvon Martin had some bad things happening to him including his choice of girlfriends and being thrown out of school.

And the rest just kinda hurts. Being phony and people pleasing. I try to be honest and diplomatic. But I am from the middle of the country. Sometimes regionalism gets in the way of good communication.

Using more words doesn't always get the job done and it does help to read to the end.

And since I live here and have friends here and know their views and those views may differ from mine I try not to say things in a challenging or hateful way.

kittygilchrist 07-15-2013 06:13 AM

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Originally Posted by manaboutown (Post 708400)
Here are some purses for the ladies who carry. Packing heat in style: high-end purses help women conceal guns

problems with purses: clumsy to extract the weapon, carry purses tend to be heavy before the gun goes in, and you (I) might forget I'm carrying and go in the bank...been there...
K.
ps I don't think the pic on the site is a carry purse. carry purses have a hidden central chamber with "normal" purse chambers on both sides with top access. there's a zipper on the end of the purse to access weapon.

kittygilchrist 07-15-2013 06:20 AM

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Originally Posted by JerryP (Post 708292)
I laughed out loud,
"might as well just give him the gun"

O'mara just said in an interview:
A gun without a round in the chamber is a paperweight.

MikeV 07-15-2013 07:55 AM

I agree with the verdict. In a few years this will go the way of the OJ trial. It will fade in our memories except for the occasional media rehash when another similar crime comes up. GZ will have to hide out for a while or move out of the area but I believe his life will someday be somewhat normal again.


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