Poor George Zimmerman. Jail just isn’t his cup of tea.
According to Zimmerman’s new attorney Mark O’Mara, the self-appointed neighborhood watch man who shot and killed Trayvon Martin is “stressed out” and “frustrated” that he has to be in jail at all. Well boo-hoo and cry me a river!
“I think he’s stressed. He’s certainly nervous,” O’Mara said of Zimmerman. “He is frustrated he was charged at all.”
Perhaps Zimmerman can cope by asking Trayvon Martin’s parents on how to deal with stress. They’re experts on the subject, since they learned what it’s like to feel “stress” when their son went missing for 3 days and was marked as an unidentified John Doe lying dead in the morgue. They gained valuable experience with “stress” when they had to pick out a casket to bury their minor son in after he was murdered in cold blood. They picked up a few tips on “stress” when the local police department refused to arrest their son’s murderer, botched the investigation and allowed 2 months to pass before even a smidgen of justice was served.
Yes, George Zimmerman, we see why you’re “stressed.” After all, why should you even be in jail at all???
I really don't think this man is *all there* mentally so I'm not suprised that he's having difficulty coping with the reality that he's been arrested (and being held) for a crime that he doesn't think he committed. In his mind, killing Trayvon was an act of "self-defense." Case closed.Men like Zimmerman scare the h*ll outta me. But I'm even more distrubed by police departments like the Sanford Police Dept. in Florida_and the Police Chief in particular_that seems to operate in a grossly incompetent manner, to say the least. The police chief sets the tone for how his/her department will operate.In the words of an elderly minister in my church "If the HEAD is crooked, the body CAN'T be right."