More George Zimmerman evidence released today

The Orlando Sentinel ^ | September 19, 2012 | Stutzman and Weiner

[Uncle Chip]

Prosecutors today released another batch of evidence in the second-degree murder case against George Zimmerman, including more than 200 photos, but a quick review suggests there were no bombshells.

Among the new evidence is a series of DNA reports from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. They reveal that DNA tests on Zimmerman's gun and holster found evidence of multiple handlers, but none that matched Trayvon Martin, the unarmed 17-year-old Zimmerman fatally shot in Sanford Feb. 26.

FDLE checked samples from the gun's grip and found no evidence that Trayvon had handled it. Technicians testing other parts of the gun and holster were only able to definitively identify Zimmerman, the records show.

[Uncle Chip]

Here's another: Trayvon Martin: a typical teen who loved video games, looked forward to prom ... in Sanford, 250 miles from his home, where he had gone with his father after a school suspension.

When you're suspended from school you have more time to love video games.

But it's a little hard to attend your prom when you don't graduate because of all those suspensions and missing 53 days of school.

[Beach_Babe]

Instead of hashing over details of whether Trayvon was hyped-up on lean, had school suspensions, liked video games, or if he was going to the prom, which are all irrelevant . . . can you argue the principals of law when applied to the facts and evidence in this case?

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Uncle Chip.