So they gave a lot of private stuff about Trayvon to Zimmerman's lawyer, huh?

[msanthrope]

29. Yes--and here's an OP I wrote about it--it's a point being missed in the noise.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002613889

You see, by the time Zimmy's sitting in that car, he's already identified a jailed burglary suspect. That guy is still in jail on the night of the shooting. The crime spree is over---unless---Georgie has taken it upon himself to catch the remaining crooks, since the cops probably told him it was more than one kid doing the robberies. At some point after Feb 6th, Zimmy's in the Sanford police department, identifying Burgess. I have no doubt that he looked at other possible suspect mug shots (associates of Burgess) and found out from the cops that 2 AA males were spotted.

So there's Georgie--does anyone really think he was on his way to Target? No, he was patrolling the neighborhood, trying to catch the guy with Burgess. And then he sees Trayvon Martin. And then he's told to wait by the 911 dispatcher. But he goes anyway.

This is premeditation--lying in wait. A tough case to make, but possible.

In edit--an important point is that Burgess isn't charged with the robberies--he's only charged with possession of stolen property, which indicates that the roofers who spotted 2 AA males could not make a positive id. So I have no doubt that the cops told Zimmy that without accomplice testimony, Burgess would escape robbery charges. Thus the remark "they always get away with it," from Zimmy on the 911 tape, and thus the pursuit of an "accomplice."