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In reply to the discussion: About those Zimmerman photos-- [View all]Life Long Dem
(8,582 posts)47. The lead detective must have been taking all the evidence
if he thought this should have been an arrest. He wouldn't say that and not take or have the evidence.
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Are the photos usually taken at the seen? Or are they taken at the station?
Cali_Democrat
Mar 2012
#2
no... from what I understand they take the victim in the state they find him
SemperEadem
Mar 2012
#25
Reportedly the current State Attorney has imposed a data blackout after the release of CCTV video
ProgressiveProfessor
Mar 2012
#4
That can't be true, because it was a photo of Trayvon after death they cops used to show his
sabrina 1
Mar 2012
#24
there is one published police report at the crime scene. It says step by step
robinlynne
Mar 2012
#40
I've seen the police reports. Actually the timeline when you look at all the times, including the
sabrina 1
Mar 2012
#42