Last Monday when Doris Singleton of the Sanford Police Department took the stand, Jeremiah Workman sat up and took notice. Workman, the marine who received our nation’s second highest honor, the Navy Cross, took special notice of the ribbon rack she was wearing and wrote the following on his Facebook page.
“Am I going blind, or is this police officer in the Zimmerman – Martin trial wearing ribbons that she doesn’t rate?’
Over the last year some people have begun to see the tip of the iceberg regarding the True motivations of Sybrina Fulton, aka TrayMom™. Perhaps a revisit to the known financial agenda of the circle surrounding Trayvon Martin will help those new to discovery.
Last year a news article via Associate Press , who submitted one of the few media generated public records requests in the story, showed the Scheme Team was even pursuing taxpayer money via a Crime Victims relief fund. One of the aspects of this discovery was an unnerving revelation that State Attorney Pam Bondi’s office approved payments for Sybrina Fulton before George Zimmerman was even arrested.
(via ABC) The documents, obtained through a public records request, show Sybrina Fulton applied for the compensation benefits after her son was fatally shot last February by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman in a gated community in Sanford, Fla. It was not immediately clear how Martin’s family would use the money.
The state Attorney General’s Office, which administers the Crimes Compensation Trust Fund, refused to disclose the sum sought by Fulton and her former husband, Tracy Martin. […]
In a March 29, [2012] letter, a claims analyst with the Attorney General’s Office notified Fulton that she had been deemed eligible for the compensation benefits. However, no check had been issued to Martin’s parents as of early August.
Fulton hasn’t had time to fill out the paperwork needed to process the claim, said Ben Crump, an attorney for Martin’s parents. She didn’t want to disclose how much she was applying for and what expenses the money would cover, Crump said. (read more)
Obviously this raises a few questions. Questions we already know the answers to:
How could Sybrina Fulton be approved for a crime victims relief fund (March 29th) prior to anyone identifying whether a crime was committed? George Zimmerman was not arrested until April 11th.
The answer is simply political influence via Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi. (more…)
Today, July 5th, is DAY #19 (of 4th week) State of Florida V. George Zimmerman case.
The State is expected to wrap up their case today – A great recap of the trial so far is available HERE: The key witness today expected to be Sybrina Fulton, mom.
Great Expectations? Remember, as y’all have noted during the 15+ months of research, there is so much corruption in the assembly of this case we could expect the State to avoid the traditional witnesses brought by normal prosecutions. We have not been disappointed in our predictions. The state has already won a pre-trial motion to bar the defense mentioning the absence of any witness from the State’s case. (more…)
Do not under any circumstance write the full wording for what “CRS” means anywhere on this thread in the comments. Got it? I cannot stress this enough. If you do – I’ll have to delete this post.
You know where I was on July 3rd. You probably also know why I was there. Look at both the publication date of this “Media Advisory” – and the “Event Date“. (link)
Well here you go. Here’s the final bread crumb trail to a discussion I’ve shared with you for months. Many of you have actually, and understandably, struggled to understand it. Even more cannot fathom how this is possible. [DiwataMan, this one is also special just for you]
If there is any possibility of the case being dropped by “motion of direct verdict” upon presentation to the judge, then how is it possible for this to be pre-scheduled ? Again, look at the date of the CRS hosted CRB event – And you will understand how scripted this entire trial actually is. The schedule is, and has been, pre-determined all along. Coordinated by the Feds and the DOJ through the CRS.
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Captain Alexis Carter: “The fact that there were injuries, have a tendency to show, or support, the individual would feel that there was a ‘reasonable apprehension of fear’, but the fact that there wasn’t an injury at all doesn’t necessarily support that there was not an apprehension of fear”.
Don West – Question: “So,… you don’t have to wait until your almost dead in order to defend yourself”..
Carter – Answer: “No,.. oh no, I would advise… you probably don’t do that”.
