There’s another piece of trivia that I found interesting. The PD wanted to do a download of Martin’s phone. They took a shot at it on scene, but failed. They then had the Sheriff’s office try without success because it was password protected. So, a contact was made with the phone company, which advised that with the account number and the PIN they could override the password. The PD then contacted Daddy Martin to get the PIN, and he told them he’d have to talk to his lawyer first. That raised an eyebrow here.
That raised my eyebrow too. Especially knowing that it was supposedly right around that time that Crump got them in with this “Dee-Dee” and they really started pushing for the media firestorm. “Dee-Dee” has steadfastly refused to deal with anybody except the “law enforcement” that’s controlled by the race baiters.
Another thing that caught my eye was the woman who called in the next day (?), refused to give her name or any contact info, but immediately went into a rant about how racist George Zimmerman is and how he could easily have done this for racist reasons... makes me wonder if this was the mother of one of the perps Zimmerman had recently helped catch doing crimes in the area.
Interesting that these materials from the prosecution focus on Zimmerman’s calls always involving young Black males - which only suggests racist tendencies if there were also perps of other races that he ignored, or if these crimes were not being actually done by Black males.
I wondered why they bothered to include the newsletters and e-mails regarding the Neighborhood Watch.