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To: JD_UTDallas

I’m sorry to hear that, I’ve worked with several ex-boxers and several college football players when I worked in acute rehab. Your story is a classic example of closed brain trauma. I hope you are doing well, I wish you the best. And you are correct, Zimmerman could have signed a waiver, Zimmerman would have had to be alert and orientated times three. (person, place, and time) This is usually not seen in someone who had their head “slammed” into concrete within minutes of LEO arriving on the scene. As to the cuts, well, let’s agree to disagree. Personally, I just want more info. regarding the whole night. Best wishes to you.


113 posted on 04/28/2012 6:33:21 PM PDT by BLOC77 (bloc07)
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To: BLOC77
Well, you can't convict someone without proof. According to the original investigators, the evidence they had was consistent with Zimmerman's story. The DA decided that they didn't have probable cause to arrest Zimmerman. That's why he wasn't charged.

At the bail hearing, the investigator admitted that they had no evidence to refute Zimmerman's claim that he was returning to his truck when Trayvon attacked him. Nor do they have any evidence to prove one way or the other who started the fight.

114 posted on 04/28/2012 6:55:25 PM PDT by Aunt Polgara
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