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I am about done with your redundant nonsense. If you want to have an actual discussion try to be specific. On what am I speculating? The timeframe? Nope. The distance that Zimmerman claimed to be travelling? Nope. Where he claimed to encounter Martin and where the body, cellphone? Nope, nope, nope. I have not speculated at all except to suggest some of the numerous alternatives to your speculation.
You've done nothing but speculate. You've taken the same information that everyone else has, stirred in some assumptions and conjecture, and tried to pass it off as the stone cold truth.
The transcript from the dispatcher does not show that he was returning to his vehicle. I am not sure what in it you think does or how you expect it could offer any conclusive proof. At no point during the conversation did Zimmerman say he was returning to his vehicle or would be, but even if he had it would just be his word.
There's also nothing to suggest that he wasn't returning; especially since he told them where he was parked and tried to arrange it so the responding officers and him could meet.
But you want to dismiss the entire situation, by passing it off as "...but even if he had it would just be his word...".
Which suggests that you're already convinced that you know everything and anything else is to be ignored.
The phone records used in the prosecutions case have been released. I don't know to what you are referring.
My mistake. What isn't being released are the medical records of Martin’s girlfriend who lied under oath when she said she was so ill after Martin’s death that she was hospitalized and couldn’t attend his wake or funeral.
But since she supposedly intends to recant that lie, the prosecution is giving her a pass; even though SHE'S A LIAR.
You are not paying attention. 3:20 in 3:20-3:45 is not a reference to a point in the call. It is the amount of total time, as in three minutes and twenty seconds, between the point when Zimmerman acknowledges that he need not follow Martin and the time he encountered Martin. He was was on the phone for 1:40 after acknowledging that he need not follow Martin. That is enough time to walk the 200 feet across the top of the tee and back.
At 2 minutes and 24 seconds into the call with dispatch, is when the dispatcher tells him that he doesn't need to follow Martin.
He is on the phone with the dispather, for another 1 minute and 43 seconds.
The initial call was at 7:09:34, ended at around 7:13:04, the first calls reporting gunfire were around 7:16 and the Police arrived a 7:17.
But somehow you've concluded that Zimmerman was doing who knows what because he didn't run back to his truck.
Now who's speculating?
Again you are not paying attention. Zimmerman's claims in the reenactment dispel this. He claimed he left his vehicle and walked along the "cut through" in his odd quest to find the street sign on the other side. He says he paused but he does not mention just standing around or that he was walking very slowly. Why would he?
He said he was PARKED in front of the cut-through and didn't know the address.
Now he's supposed to give the dispatcher a second by second accounting to each and every thing he's doing!!

It's 200 feet.
http://www.constitutionaldaily.com/...ayvon-martin-shooting&catid=42:news&Itemid=71
Hardly a Zimmerman hate sight, but the scale is useful.
Then why did you say 300 feet?
Or do you intend to now change more of your assertions?...Why he was only able to travel 300 feet in 3:20-3:45...
The OP in your link, provides a bunch of "if's" but it also makes a comment on:
"The problem for the prosecution is that the call ended at about 7:05pm. Martin wasn't shot until about 7:25. He could have walked the entire neighborhood in that time. What was Martin doing for those 20 minutes if not tracking down Zimmerman?"
Why are so desperate to find Zimmerman guilty?
