I am glad you checked again, because so did I and would have corrected myself.
I was reviewing from the part where he exits the truck and later says he ran.
But as it is, I stand corrected.
You are right, Treyvon was running before Zimmerman got out of his truck.
That was suspicious activity on Treyvon's part.
Treyvon was slowly walking around in the rain looking at homes. This raised Zimmerman's suspicions enough for him to call 911.
Then when Treyvon notices Zimmerman watching him, he putsu his hoodie on. More suspicious activity on his part.
And then running after seeing Zimmerman on the phone, even though it is non-threatening, it is even more suspicious, isn't it? Of course it is.
Even though Treyvon may have thought it was threatening behavior on Zimmerman's part, trying to keep him under observation until police arrived is actually not threatening behavior.
In reply, the emboldened part:
This is consistent with his statement and the girlfriend's.
No. Trying to keep him under observation is not chasing him.
Exactly.
Which is why I was say what was consistent with the evidence. Which Zimmerman's statements are.
Great. It will go towards establishing the truth, but since we don't know who it was, and can't assume it was either, it shouldn't have been brought up, should it?
No. Zimmerman was not the aggressor. Keeping someone under observation until police arrive is not aggressive behavior. No matter how many times you say it, it just isn't.
But confronting someone from behind as Treyvor did, is.
