[TheRealVille]

Not that it really matters, but I think that you are wrong again. I heard nothing during the trial to suggest that the altercation was not on or near concrete. In fact, the prosecutor even asked a witness if the injuries were consistent with Zimmerman's head hitting the pavement only one time - as he tried to rebut Zimmerman's claim that his head was slammed against the pavement repeatedly. During the closing arguments, the defense argued that Martin's use of concrete constituted a deadly weapon and during the prosecution's rebuttal, they made no claim that Martin was not in close proximity to any concrete. I don't find your claim credible in light of the statements made by the lawyers during final arguments.

Makes one wonder whether FL threw the case. Martin was found dead completely on grass. In the end, it doesn't really matter, the DOJ started an investigation at the front end, and put it on hold to let FL do their thing. I'd bet the DOJ picks it back up at a federal level.