ORLANDO, Fla. -- A court employee who retrieved photos and deleted text messages from Trayvon Martin's cellphone has been placed on administrative leave after an attorney testified that prosecutors didn't properly turn over the evidence to the defense, an attorney said Wednesday.Unfortunately, hiding evidence from the Zimmerman defence team may be a crime... but despite a man's life hanging in the balance, the judge won't allow any of it to be presented at trial.
Former prosecutor Wesley White said he was ethically obligated to reveal that Fourth Judicial Circuit Information Technology Director Ben Kruidbos retrieved the data that weren't turned over.
White said the photos Kruidbos retrieved were of a hand holding a gun and one depicted drugs. The content of the text messages wasn't specified.
We don' need no steenkin' justice... not for a "white" hispanic, anyway.
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HANG "EM HIGH: Justice in Obamaland
Hmmm... if POTUS actually had a son like Trayvon... it seems a whole lot of folk would be, well... appalled.
Of course, the people responding to this poll aren't the sort of folk who would mete out "street justice."Let's face it... the evidence doesn't matter. If George Zimmerman is found not guilty, a good part of Florida (remember the Rodney King diversity bonfires) will be put to the torch.
Instead, Zimmerman must be burned at the stake. Hope, change and... political correctness run amok.
