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In reply to the discussion: I've never believed that Trayvon ran up on Z to throw the "first punch." [View all]John2
(2,730 posts)one person to support his story though. John Good saved his ass. The prosecution should have went after him the same way the defense attacked Jeantel. I saw some discrepancies in his testimony for sure. Between Good's account and Zimmerman's account, the testimony doesn't fit. You can start with the lighting and what Good actually could have seen from where he was at. Zimmerman claimed it was so dark, he didn't even see where Trayvon came from. The other witnesses claimed the same thing. Then there is his description of ground and pound. His claims that he told both to stop and just watched until he thought it got serious. Even Zimmerman made no claims Good said that, and claims he specifally made eye contact with Good and told him to help. If I saw a man getting beat to death and asked me for help, I would have intervened on the spot. I wouldn't have ran inside and immediately called 911, if that person's life was in immediate danger. Think about what other people have done in those situations, when somebody's life is in immediate danger. If a person was drowning, would you call 911 or assist? And I doubt Trayvon would kill some one right in front of Good or after he saw him. I don't think Trayvon would have been that stupid.