kiki5711 wrote:If you've looked at the google maps overview of the neighborhood, you'll see that the total distance Martin had to travel was about 300-400 feet. Let's say it was 500 feet, or about 167 yards. Cal it 1 1/2 soccer field lengths. 1 minute 42 seconds to travel one and 1/2 soccer fields (being generous as to distance). Obviously, Martin didn't go to the fiance's house.
And that proves exactly WHAT?
Nothing, because you don't know what was going through both of their minds.
You're the one who thinks you know the motivations of either of them, since you announce what they were "wondering" and what they intended to do often enough.
All I'm doing is stating the objective facts, without reference to what either of them may have been subjectively thinking.
What does the distance prove? That in the one minute and 42 seconds from the time Zimmerman says Martin ran off, to the time Zimmerman hangs up the 911 call, Martin had time to get to the father's fiance's house, and then some, probably 3 or 4 times over. But, obviously, MARTIN DID NOT GO THERE, and he instead must have come back closer to the same vicinity as Zimmerman's truck, since that's where the shooting occurred.
That's consistent with Zimmerman's story, since Zimmermantold the cops that he was headed back to his truck and Martin reappeared, saying something like "you got a problem" and Zimmerman says he said "No, I don't have a problem" and then Martin said "Well you do now!" And, then Martin attacked him, says Zimmerman. I don't have any idea if any of that is true, but one thing it is is consistent with the map and the course of events that can be gleaned from the 911 call itself and the witness testimony.