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In reply to the discussion: Looking at the undisputed facts in the Zimmerman case and applying Zimmerman's original story [View all]Tommy_Carcetti
(44,494 posts)Not saying you are necessarily incorrect on certain things, but the point of my OP was to point out glaring deficiencies in Zimmerman's story based solely on undisputed facts.
Zimmerman's original story was that he was ambushed, out of the blue, by Trayvon. And I just have a simple question on that story, and that is "Why?" Why would someone chose to hide out and ambush a potentially dangerous individual instead of logically seeking to seek safety?
It's not as though Zimmerman witnessed Trayvon commit a crime and chased him off, and Trayvon then felt a need to ambush him in order to intimidate him. Trayvon had done nothing wrong that night, you know it and I know it. He was being chased by Zimmerman and most likely had no idea why. So why would Trayvon then turn the tables and immediately turn into the aggressor? It doesn't make any sense.