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Remember, although perhaps Zimmerman acted alone in killing Trayvon Martin, he was not a loner who was disapproved in his bizarre and harmful conduct by all the other residents. In fact, he volunteers to the police that he “knows everyone” who lives at the Retreat. Of course, that turns out to not be true, but maybe it’s half true. George has been running around getting others to join with him in his Superman/Batman/Red Hornet fantasies. He has been commiserating with the “good people” in the neighborhood about what must be done to stop all the crime. He has been discussing this paranoic issue with Taaffe, Wibker, and probably a dozen or more others. He has been carrying on and puffing up his “cop-like persona” in that community. He has been giving himself credit for a lot of wonderful anti-crime activities in his nieghbors’ behalves.

It turns out that a woman with an Eastern European accent gives an interview to the press saying she was very non-worked-up about the “crime issue” and that when her own apartment was burglarized, she was perfectly satisfied with the actual REAL POLICE response.

It turns out that Ibrahim Rashada did not like the flyers George was circulating telling everyone to watch out for young Black men in the neighborhood.

And it turns out that George didn’t know all the residents in the neighborhood. It turns out that a lot of his claims are false.

From “I know everybody in this neighborhood” to his last word in describing the events of that evening, probably 9 out of 10 things he said were BIG BIG LIES. They were dramatic, unrealistic, self-aggrandizing lies at that. And they were “B-Movie Type Lies” that reflected the things that George was likely to believe, so he would naturally think others would also believe them.

Just look at the utterances he attributed to Trayvon Martin that night, in order:

You got a problem homie?
You do now.
Shut the F*ck up.
You’re gonna die tonight MotherF*cker.
You got me (or “You got it”)
continued cursing

Yes, George has his own version of that night, but then, he has his own version of reality, too.

You’re the crime fighter!

GZ does NOT want to stay in one spot until their arrival. He hopes to have “bagged” Trayvon before they get there and when they call his cell, he’ll direct them to wherever he is detaining “the suspect.”

Now, that’s illegal as hell, but GZ expects he’s going to get a big commendation for this, and he’s not willing to let the opportunity slide by.

When you call law enforcement your number goes up on a screen in front of the dispatcher. GZ quizzes Sean if they have GZ’s phone number. Sean repeats it, and Zimmerman says “You got it.”

As we’ve all seen, GZ is a truly limited B-script writer.
And ego-filled.
He concocts a story of Trayvon’s last words — AS IF TRAYVON’S LAST THOUGHTS would be a validating conversation with HIM, the ALL POWERFUL GEORGE ZIMMERMAN.

So the only “last words” he can come up with are his OWN – to the dispatcher.

Zimmerman is moral maggot.

The problem with GZ saying “you got it,” listen to the reenactment video. He actually uses those words when explaining his story. He says, yeah, you got it….in response to one of the officers asking him a question. What he claims Trayvon said makes no sense AND he is caught using the terminology in his regular vernacular.

To lie on a dead kid….wow…very few things lower.