There's way too much focus on Zimmerman

[ProgressiveProfessor]

33. Depends on the perspective

You are not free to go and you have been Mirandized. You are also cuffed etc. While not formal arrest as in reported/put int the system, its pretty damn close. Usual unctions also apply.

During questioning one has the right to end the interview. During an arrest one does not have the right to terminate it. See the difference?

Actually even if you are arrested you can end interviews by declining to speak to the investigators any further or asking that your lawyer be present.

This is the report of what Zimmerman told police: http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-03-26/news/os-trayvon-martin-zimmerman-account-20120326_1_miami-schools-punch-unarmed-black-teenager

A tertiary description with self serving interests at all levels.

You can give the Sanford PD all the credit you like. But understand that yours is not a widely-shared opinion,

It has come grudgingly to be sure, but now its clear no one not part of the investigation really knows what was said or done and most of the so called facts are conjecture. an example if the oft repeated claim that no forensic tests were done. At this point I won't join the offhand slagging of them...too much is just not known.

Those are not assertions, they're the facts of the case. No one disputes any part of what I just said - except the part where I use the term "if," as in "even if Trayvon had assaulted him" to wit is the only disputed part of the story. The rest is all a matter of witness statements and that of Zimmerman himself.

Actually much of it was what other have said was said. Contradictions are rife within the media. I would not treat it any better than this http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=482787

At this point to use anything other than primary sources is suspect...