[Aunt Polgara]

Thanks for the link to George's father's interview. It seems a bit confused to me. He describes George seeing Trayvon from his vehicle “walking behind the townhomes.” The east-west sidewalk can be seen from the street, but is not “behind” the townhomes. Only a very small portion of the North-south sidewalk could conceivably be seen from the street, certainly not enough of it could be seen to determine if someone was acting suspiciously.

If you feel that George's father has his story correct, do you also agree that the rest of what he said is correct, namely:
1)Trayvon walked up to him and said, Do you have a f***ing problem.
2)George replying, No I don't have a problem and reached for his cell phone.
3)Trayvon then punched George in the nose, breaking it and knocked George to the concrete
4)Trayvon then got on top of George, beating him.
5)In the struggle the gun was revealed and Trayvon said to George something to the effect, You're gonna die now or you're gonna die tonight

[Alice in Wonderland]

I question everything George’s father said. I wasn’t there and neither was he. He was trying to retell the story George told him ... and did so in a confusing manner.

Many people here look at this as right vs left.

A few look at it as right vs wrong. I’m one of those. I believe George was wrong when he turned ‘neighborhood watch’ into ‘neighborhood follow’.