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Racist crackers.....

I heard he gave a kidney to a black guy....

I did donate my organ regularly....


But not for a black guy.

You know you are always welcome.

Autopsy results show Trayvon Martin had injuries to his knuckles

SANFORD, Fla. — WFTV has confirmed that autopsy results show 17-year-old Trayvon Martin had injuries to his knuckles when he died.

The information could support George Zimmerman's claim that Martin beat him up before Zimmerman shot and killed him.

The autopsy results come as Zimmerman's attorney, Mark O’Mara continues to go over other evidence in the case.

O’Mara wouldn't comment on the autopsy evidence, but WFTV legal analyst Bill Sheaffer said it's better for the defense than it is for the prosecution.

WFTV has learned that the medical examiner found two injuries on Martin’s body: The fatal gunshot wound and broken skin on his knuckles.

When you compare Trayvon’s non-fatal injury with Zimmerman's bloody head wounds, the autopsy evidence is better for the defense, Sheaffer said.

“It goes along with Zimmerman's story that he acted in self-defense, because he was getting beaten up by Trayvon Martin,” Sheaffer said.

The injury to Martin’s knuckle also fits with Zimmerman's story that before he shot and killed Martin, Martin had broken his nose and knocked him to the ground, slamming his head on the sidewalk.

But Sheaffer said there could be another explanation for Martin's knuckle injury.

“It could be consistent with Trayvon either trying to get away or defend himself,” Sheaffer said.

Zimmerman shot and killed the unarmed teenager almost three months ago after calling 911 to report the teenager was acting suspiciously.

Zimmerman said Martin threw the first punch and that he opened fire in self-defense after his screams for help went unanswered.

The FBI was not able to determine whether it was Zimmerman or Trayvon who could be heard crying out for help in 911 calls.

The defense is trying to decide what evidence it wants a judge to keep confidential before the media gets a chance to see it, but WFTV is being told that could happen in the next week or so.

In the meantime, there’s new information surfacing about Zimmerman.

ABC News said it has obtained Zimmerman's medical report from the day after the killing. According to ABC, the report shows Zimmerman had a broken nose and abrasions on the back of his head.



Oh skittles and tea...how'd that get past the media? Where are Jesse and Al now?

Where's the New Black Panthers?

New info... Trey had THC (marijuana) in his system. The amounts were consistent with having smoked it within three hours. Perhaps that explains the trip to the store?

Thugs can't hold their mary jane......

So now the spin's gonna be, Zimmerman violently and repeatedly struck Trayvon in the fist with his head...

Drop the charges before the civil lawsuit gets any larger.

This is a failed show trial.

1. It's not paranoia if you actually are being followed

and

2. You are telling ME the side effects of marijuana? You'd be better off teaching hawking a little bit about physics.

I never had marijuana so I cant comment on the effects. It's a drug though so it can't help your decision making process.

Gateway drug

Gotta fund american agencies, and keep the banks afloat laundering cartel funds.........



Think globally, grow locally.

NUMBER ONE... "cash crop" in the U.S. Weed is ahead of wheat, corn and even soy beans.

Many pot smokers are lazy POS junkies.


I don't care if its legal but I've seen it KILL my uncle at age 52 and ruin the lives of many if my friends. Most pot smokers I've only met prioritize getting high.

Yes many are functional. La de fuggin da.




telle est la vie

Bs. Most in here don't smoke weed.

manger à Joe !

Preach!

sorry about your uncle. shocked too, never heard of anyone else dying from it in my lifetime.

I feel it is not a "yeah yeah many are successful" but..., it is virtually a zero issue problem in society, other than arrests due to legal status.

my experiences and exposures to pot and pot smokers are the polar opposite of yours. your picture reads like a hippie commune from 1968. must be east coast/west coast thing.

in the early years, teen years mostly, the initial attraction is extremely strong toward the great new feeling of being high, such is the way of youth, but as the decades have rolled on virtually 100% of those I know who still smoke spend very little of their lives even concerned about the role of pot, looking at it as just an alternative to a cocktail after the responsibilities of the day are over...just like drinkers who are not alcoholics consume alcohol the right way. I know lots of people that have had successful careers and families and they dabble in pot...and I mean people well into their fifties, have been using just as responsibly as they use alcohol for over 40 years. I know no adults consumed by the search as you seem to. And I probably have two decades on you. I do know equally as many (myself included) who have totally lost interest in it, that's how weak the urge is normally...funny though that the last few times I have indulged was because I was drinking when it was offered! There's Wheel's real gateway drug, alcohol!

Similar to gambling and other less addictive temptations, the real percent of pot users that develop a problem such as you describe is miniscule. A tiny fraction develop addiction compared to drinkers, cigarette smokers, pain killers and all other potential "problem" issues and substances. The largest number I have ever seen printed by impartial studies was 1 in 15. It happens, but hardly ever, and seems to be the safest bet of all the bad crap out there. You seem to have a higher percentage of people in your life with the rare condition, and I am not being condescending, your circle seems way off the typical experience.

Basedon your experience, I can understand why you'd call smokers POS's, I just haven't seen it that way.

I'm not for the the criminalization either. However, it's difficult to gauge the amount of damage caused by unreported marijuana abuse. Whether its accidents around the house or local travel misshaps; families torn asunder when the breadwinner or houseparent neglects their parental responsibilities; or people who are veered off the path to success (career & social standing) & pretty much live unfulfilled lives in a blissful stupor. Not to speak of, the probable damage done to body (most notably the lungs & from lack of exercise) and to children exposed to the smoke as well as, the role model's bad example...

I was introduced to "the reefer" when I was about 29 by a Government lawyer buddy of mine who apparently didn't feel that it affected his bureaucratic skills. I, on the hand, lost some of my competitive business edge for several years & it did short term memory damage. I'm sure that it did non quantitative physical damage as well.

OK. I will grant you that pot does damage to the lungs. Now, lets take that out of the equation and look at the rest: I haven't seen household accidents, neglect for parental responsibility, non-success or unfulfilled lives due to pot. Instead I have seen people whose lives are affected by these types of things- some who smoke pot most others of which don't. Sure those are societal concerns, but i just don't buy that they are due to pot alone much at all.

Now, back to one's lungs. There are multiple ways to avoid much or all of the lung damage. But, I see that as the biggest red herring factor of all. If that is such an important concern in the anti-pot movement, there are other dangerous activities- known to damage lungs and other body organs- that society doesn't doesn't put a stop to or make illegal.

I agree with you that those who use pot should be responsible for themselves and their families, but not enough to intrude into their lives.

Robert my point was pot isn't all fuggin daises like the druggies pretend it is. Alcoholic, drug junkie they are equally weak to me. Addiction is a sign of weak character and conviction and prioritizing affects everyone in the pseudo scocialist utopia were attempting.....

Freedom is fine by me. But every weak pos can stand on their own or be helped by family/friends not society at large.

Addiction is a psychiatric condition.

To me, the only "weakness" is when, for example, an alcoholic/drug addict chooses not to go to AA or NA and then continues to suffer from their addiction, knowing damn well what the consequences for others will be. Otherwise, it is not a character issue to me. Don't misunderstand this to mean I don't feel they aren't culpable for bad acts. If families want to support them, good for them. As to our society supporting them- I don't want to either.

But, what is the real difference if you drink a couple glasses of scotch and I were to light a joint? Does that make us "weak"? What if we did so every day after work or on weekends? My point is, that mj is a drug of choice for some (while alcohol is for others). It's really not much of anyone else's business.

What do you do that puts you inside people's homes?