[Jonty30]

Which means Martin was not looking for a confrontation, which only gives credence to that it was Zimmerman looking for the confrontation.

[dragnet2]

You could very well be right; I don’t know. Still, it doesn’t argue against my key point. Zimmerman DID allow the situation to get out of hand, to escalate way beyond what it should have.

Generally, if someone is looking for a confrontation, the first thing they don't do, is call 911 to report an incident/call for help.

Regardless if he continued to locate or follow Martin, would not give Martin the right to attack/beat on Zimmerman. In the preliminary report it stated Zimmerman was treated at the scene and was bleeding from his nose and head.

[dragnet2]

Which means Martin was not looking for a confrontation, which only gives credence to that it was Zimmerman looking for the confrontation.

Generally, if someone is looking for a confrontation, the first thing they don't do, is call 911 to report an incident/call for help.

Regardless if he continued to locate or follow Martin, would not give Martin the right to attack/beat on Zimmerman. In the preliminary report it stated Zimmerman was treated at the scene and was bleeding from his nose and head.

#170 was the incorrect quote, not by you, my mistake.

[Jack Hydrazine]

So how did Mr. Zimmerman track down Trayvon in the dark when it’s pretty obvious Trayvon could easily outrun Mr. Zimmerman any day.