I agree ... still digging. Right now I'm looking for an early or original source of "Wolfinger got out of bed and drove 40 min. to go to the station" or similar.
-- It might work, particularly if Corey decides to indict. Then the focus will be on her. --
Of course. If there is an indictment, "mission accomplished" as far as Crump is concerned. And Crump wants to avoid focus, if there is not an indictment. Blame everybody, Corey, feds, Wolfinger, Lee, and the current occupants of those offices.
I think there is enough evidence to indict. You can indict a ham sandwich, as they say. We really don’t know what happened between the time that Zimmerman began chasing Martin and the time that Martin was shot. All we’ve got is Zimmerman’s story, and the broken snipets of a few eyewitnesses. So they can get an indictment.
They can probably overcome a show cause hearing. Whether they can get a conviction is quite another matter. And what happens after he’s acquitted is as well.
I could have sworn I read in an early story that police consulted by telephone with an assistant State Attorney who advised them not to file charges. It was presented as a criticism of the process, because normally a prosecutor comes to the scene, and this was only done by phone - and it definitely was not Wolfinger they were talking about - pretty sure it was a woman.