“I demand justice for Trayvon Martin! Sanford PD should be ashamed of themselves.”

[Via AckbarSays]  On March 19, 2012, those were the first words I ever vocalized in regard to the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.  I had been driving home that day from a long day on the road, and while listening to my satellite radio, I heard for the first time the story of this young, 17 year old, unarmed kid who was walking home from the store, minding his own business, carrying nothing but a can of iced tea and some Skittles that he’d bought for his younger brother during a trip to 7-Eleven at halftime of the NBA All-Star game on February 26th.

I was shocked to hear that the white vigilante named George Zimmerman who had shot him had still not been arrested for his crime.  It made my blood boil, and I was determined that I was going to let my thousand-member social media friends list know how upset I was in hopes that it would spur some of them to demand action as well. (more…)

We will not advance a position, nor attempt to sway your sentiment, around the proposition that we, collectively, have assembled thousand of hours in research.  Nor will we attempt to advocate for gun ownership, self protection, or principles around the latest fashionable requests for the general public to consider a ‘new normal’ outlook toward liberty contingent on the premise you should not leave your car;  The central tenet within such framing concedes your liberty is now based on your acceptance that you are driving through, or living in, a safari park while preferring to avoid predators.

No.   For this context we want to bring your attention to the necessary defense motion to protect witnesses.

Think about that for a second.   The defense of an accused needs to afford anonymity to the bearers of truth, because their own life or liberty may be lost as a consequence of their testimony.   The defense brings forth this request.

The defense.

Never before have we, as an assembled nation, witnessed the State Case representing the threat to liberty.   The State of Florida as the THREAT to the individual.

Again, think about that.

(more…)

This is the first half of the hearing today (up to the first recess) from Coreshift:

Today, June 6th, the Defense and Prosecution will be back in court to discuss the various motions filed by both the Defense and the Prosecution.  It will be interesting to see Judge Nelson’s tone toward the defense.  This is their first encounter since the District Court of Appeals overruled Judge Nelson’s decision on the Benjamin Crump deposition.  D’oh.

Arguments today include: finalizing whether or not the State’s audio expert will be allowed to testify “expert testimony motions”;  The states motion to compel discovery;  The defense motion to eliminate certain phrases and words;  An odd defense motion for anonymity to protect a specific mystery witness, maybe me…..  (LOL just kidding…. No, really, it’s a joke, swear… )  Then we get to the juicy stuff “Sanctions against the state for discovery violations” and the whistleblower testimony that might put BDLR on the hot seat.

Two Live-Streaming Links: (more…)

[brightcove vid=2386774912001&exp3=836827755001&surl=https://c.brightcove.com/services&pubid=268012959001&pk=AQ~~,AAAAPmbRNRk~,eMJgSV_RKKcXKDRGL0_yBQnqcdQLaidg&lbu=https://www.wftv.com/videos/news/wftv-newscast/v3G5b/&w=615&h=392&autoplay=false]

Live Streaming Link – https://www.wftv.com/s/watchlive/

UPDATES AT BOTTOM (below pdf):  Some new bits of information pulled from the grasp of the shadow dwellers – Much more to come!  MUCH MORE.   Posting this (as uploaded file rec’d) without adjustment or opportunity for review.   Some of this we have seen before.

BUT GO TO PAGE 90 FOR TRAYVON MARTIN MIAMI POLICE REPORTS

[scribd id=145934678 key=key-172jjpi5oqyrzv6u61pr mode=scroll]

Share Thoughts in Comments (more…)

Whether Mark O’Mara will seek another attempt to delay trial now the Fifth District Court of Appeals has ruled in his favor -regarding the Benjamin Crump deposition- is an unknown variable. However, after numerous person to person conversations today it would be a good thing if he did. A very good thing.

After confronting roadblocks head-on, we are close to bringing forth a super-nova blast of sunlight, perhaps as early as late tomorrow. (cautious optimism) If we’re lucky, and God Willing, the information we should be able to share will lend a whole new perspective toward events scheduled to occur on Thursday / Friday. {{fingers crossed}}

Regarding the District Court of Appeals, we can confirm, with specific certainty, the three judges involved in the decision/ruling for the Writ of Certiorari: Lawson, Evander and Cohen, are considered the three absolute best. They are not only isolated from pressure they are highly likely to know exactly what is going on with the Zimmerman case as a whole.

(more…)

CLICK HERE

(more…)

MUST READ POST – It takes profound courage and exemplary character to do the right thing when everyone around you is willing to allow moral corruption:

Right is Right, even if nobody does it;
Wrong is Wrong, even if everybody does it.

Ondray Harris is a man of character, honor and courage – He was also the Community Relations Service Director of the Dept. of Justice / Community Relations Service (CRS) 2009/10.   In 2009 he was bright eyed and his words were filled with the sound of hope;  His outlook of opportunity was for a post-racial America.

Last week he quit….

…..because DC Board Members demanded he stop hiring “white people” –  His resignation speaks volumes to the changes now evidenced within the Dept of Justice. We have outlined those changes against the back drop of the George Zimmerman case – and we will continue to do so.

WASHINGTON DC – Ondray Harris, the African-American executive director of the Public Employee Relations Board of the District of Columbia, stepped down last week.

His resignation letter provides a disturbing look at alleged discriminatory and partisan conduct by the members of the board tasked with overseeing labor issues and the D.C. government’s relations with public employees. (more…)

GAME CHANGER?   POSSIBLY

The Fifth District Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of George Zimmerman and his defense team.   Benjamin Crump must sit for a deposition.

This highly unusual pre-trial intervention reverses the prior ruling of Judge Nelson, and appropriately states the need due to a lack of ability for the Appelate court to quantify the damage caused by allowing discovery to be impeded.   This is a HUGE VICTORY for George Zimmerman, and one that may indeed lead to a delay in trial.  Here’s the link – CLICK HERE  And Here’s the uploaded ruling:

[scribd id=145538817 key=key-12zt00631r74mvyztx8g mode=scroll]