The UK Daily Mail runs an extensive article about the post trial activities. Apparently Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton will be back on TV today (NBC Today Show), and tonight (CNN – Anderson Cooper).
NEW YORK – George Zimmerman’s lawyers were spotted dining at one of New York’s most expensive restaurants on Wednesday, just days after securing a controversial not guilty verdict for their client.

In the run-up to the recent court case the defense attorneys Mark O’Mara and Don West regularly asked the public for donations towards Zimmerman’s legal costs but money certainly wasn’t an issue as they enjoyed lunch at Nello.
The exclusive Upper East Side joint is well known for being ‘absurdly expensive’ and is typically a hangout for celebrities – such as Jay Z – and wannabe socialites.
The party was spotted drinking champagne before sitting down to lunch at the Italian restaurant. Joining them for their celebratory lunch was criminal lawyer and CNN analysis Mark Geragos, who has been a regular fixture on the channel throughout the case and was highly complementary of their work. (continue reading)

The number of people throughout this nation who can understand exactly what the issues are within this video would not fill a standard college lecture hall. Lucky for us, they are all reading this site. So y’all are in very good company.

It has been several months since this took place. And it might be a good time to refresh your memory, because its going to be with us for a while.
The Brady violations in State discovery are a big deal not only for George Zimmerman, but also for Ben Kruidbos, who has been fired from his job for speaking up about the hiding of, and manipulation of, evidence in the case. (more…)

During the time the jury was deliberating, and in anticipation of a possible guilty verdict, I had written a post outlining what was structurally wrong with the basis of the “optics” in the defense case.  It contained, essentially,  two possible issues to think about:

Then, as I was going to delete the post, it occurred to me that even in victory it actually still applies.
Why?
Well the structure of what I had written was about the aspects never presented to the jury.  What I realized in reading it yesterday, was it still applies – only this time with modifications to explain why the viewing public had such a negative outcome to the verdict.
In essence, the same reason(s) the jury could have found George guilty, is the very same reason(s) the public is unable to accept his acquittal.
FIRST: Mark O’Mara spent 4 minutes of silence to prove what exactly?
Sure, the implication was that Trayvon should have made it home;  But he never actually said that directly, instead he just implied it was a possibility.  Which “implies” Trayvon could have hidden around laying in wait for the “creepy ass cracka” to show up.  But again he never actually presented the basis for Trayvon provoking the encounter. (more…)

July 16, 2013
Honorable Eric H. Holder Jr.
Attorney General of The United States Of America
U.S. Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
Washington DC, 20530-0001
Dear General Holder:
It has come to our attention that you have requested the citizens of the United States to provide your office with any evidence or documentation, to support your efforts, toward proving any civil rights violations in the case of The State of Florida VS. George Zimmerman.
Further we have found numerous national media articles citing your direct and specific request. It is our understanding you have created a website for the collection of evidence in that regard:

[email protected]

We are in direct possession of the evidence you seek. (more…)

Pucker up – Here we go. Smoke em’ fast and fix bayonets, because we are fixin’ to join Team Ben full-on Wolverine against the SAO in Jacksonville Florida. Ben’s attorney, former State Prosecutor, Wes White, fires a flare shot based on last nights HLN interview.

Ms. Corey:

You and Mr. de la Rionda have violated your oaths of office and denigrated the very Constitution you swore to uphold and defend. You have assailed and undermined both the right to trial by jury and the finality and dignity associated with a jury verdict.

For you to label George Zimmerman, an acquitted defendant, as a “murderer” at this juncture is reprehensible and irresponsible, can only breed contempt for our system of justice and the rule of law, and may very well lead to civil unrest. For Mr. de la Rionda, to suggest that exercising one’s 5th Amendment privilege lacks courage (by not testifying as a defendant in a criminal trial) belittles and demeans a sacred constitutional right.

It is time for you both to step down before you further embarass the Bar and the people of the 4th Circuit, and before you are removed from office.

Wes White

(more…)

I have thanked Mark Omara and Don West. Now I would like to extend
our heartfelt appreciation to you, our friends at CTH. (Waving to others)

Currently, our family is happy knowing our son no longer faces a malicious,
unethical prosecution. Further, to whatever extent possible, I will attempt to
hold every individual fully responsible for their actions.

Again, Thank You.

rz

(more…)

We have not yet had true justice – We have merely stopped ONE aspect of injustice.  So long as these people remain in social, political, or legal power – No-One is safe from becoming the next George Zimmerman.

The Attention of A Nation Should Be Directed To The Fraud That Was The State Of Florida V. George Zimmerman:    These Are The People Behind the Justice For Trayvon Martin™ Scheme Team agenda:

It begins with Tracy Martin reaching out on February 28th to his sister-in-law attorney Patricia Jones, she in turn contacted Benjamin Crump from Parks and Crump law firm in Tallahassee. Crump contacted Tracy Martin February 29th and took the case March 1st.
Chasing that initial “contact angle” takes you into another insane web of interwoven associations. So I’m skipping it, but you can READ IT HERE.
Crump then contacted Orlando Attorney Natalie Jackson to begin the process of formulating the offensive strategy. Natalie Jackson is a Seminole County NAACP board member and serves as a member of the Legal Redress Committee. In addition Natalie Jackson’s mom, Francis Oliver, is a major activist and historian within the NAACP.

Natalie Jackson and Benjamin Crump hire Media Communications expert Ryan Julison, who Jackson had previously worked with on the Sanford Sherman Ware case where they were able to extort leverage financial restitution from the son of a former Sanford Police Lieutenant; the son’s name is Justin Collison, and he was charged with beating Sherman Ware. In addition to money paid to Sherman Ware, Collison, the grandson of a very wealthy former federal judge, also paid off the NAACP. Ryan Julison ran the media campaign to support Ware.
While Julison went about pitching the racist white George Zimmerman murdering the innocent Trayvon Martin to the media, which he did very effectively, Benjamin Crump got in touch with his former cohorts from the Martin Lee Anderson case; namely Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and National NAACP President Ben Jealous. (more…)

What would you have me believe? Gladys Zimmerman, Robert Zimmerman, and Robert Zimmerman Jr. who all stated without equivocation that Mark O’Mara was fully aware of the Pay Pal funds prior to George Zimmerman’s first bond hearing. Which is supported and confirmed by the audio of George and his friend Scott talking while he was in jail – and George telling his friend he informed O’Mara. Every single person says O’Mara’s instructions were to keep the PayPal funds out of the financial disclosure forms. Despite the reservations they expressed that collateral damage may occur if they do this.

OR,

Mark O’Mara who just said, yet again, to a national television audience, that “his client”, George, was a liar, and he personally had no knowledge of the Pay Pal defense fund until 3 days after the first Bond Hearing.    Yet O’Mara did file the financial affidavit he does not want to take accountability for;  And yet, he was/is under open investigation by the Florida BAR for inappropriate handling of unsegregated client funds and assets.
fyi… Keeping in mind this exclusive multi-segment, multi-hour, CNN interview, is a pre-taped series airing during Jury deliberations. It was recorded on the day before O’Mara gave his closing arguments (priorities?)

You decide….

To quote a Miami-Dade LEO:

…. I don’t want to say much about that, except to say: you damned sure don’t want those CTH folks on your ass”…

Well, if Corey wants to start tearing down or destroying people, just because she is corrupt and unlawful, she’s going to get a supernova of sunlight. And we’ll start with the managing director of the State Attorney’s Office. Ms. Cheryl Peek. The corrupt crony.

[…] The letter contended Kruibos did a poor job overseeing the information technology department, violated public records law for retaining documents, and noted he was questioned in March when the office was trying to determine who had leaked personnel information obtained through a computer breach.

In an interview Friday, Kruidbos denied the allegations in the letter, which was written by Cheryl Peek, the managing director of the State Attorney’s Office.

He said he had acted in good faith about “genuine concerns.” He said he had been proud to work at the State Attorney’s Office and feared the letter would cripple his chances at finding another job to support his family, including a 4-month-old son. (link)

Ms. Cheryl Peek was forced out of the State’s Attorneys office 20 years ago for her role in corruption tactics similar to what has been seen in the Zimmerman Trial.  In 1990 She engaged in “profiling”, illegal state manipulation, of a Grand Jury Pool: (more…)