07-18-2013, 10:35 AM
(07-18-2013, 10:21 AM)ramseycat Wrote: You have a point Six. T should have just asked G what he wanted instead of running.
Really?
You'd advise the Things that if a grown man is following them at night and they find the guy creepy that they should confront the guy and ask him what he wants rather than trying to elude the situation?
Btw, after running, George kept "heading in the same direction as" Trayvon. When they did come face to face, the ear witness says that Trayvon asked George why he was following him. George's statement is that Trayvon asked him if he had a problem? George says he chose not to tell Trayvon why he was following him, in order to "avoid a confrontation". Makes no sense to me; would more likely have diffused a confrontation.
Anyway, by following your advice, Trayvon may simply have been killed a couple of minutes earlier. First, he tried to lose the grown man. Then he asked the grown man what the problem was. I don't think Travyon is dead because he ran and running under the circumstances certainly doesn't make one a thug.