Jojo, I hate that you keep bringing up Trayvon Martin's history according to internet sources. Not only do we not know how much of it (or any of it) is true, we don't know the context, we have no idea how it affects what happened the night in question (I would argue not at all.) Worst of all, it perpetuates certain ugly racial stereotypes that make attitudes in this discussion worse, not better. I wish you would stop.
Why do you question the contents of his cellphone as not being authenticate? I understand it hurts your case tremendously but you cannot deny the fact that had this been admitted into evidence and left up to the jury to decide it would greatly hurt the case you are trying to build up via conjecture.
1. I question it because (a) it was released a year after he died,
and could easily have been faked (b) because it's really immaterial since we don't know the context. Teenagers use this sort of language and phrasing all the time, and there is no connection between that and what they actually do.2. It doesn't hurt "my case" at all. My case has nothing to do with Trayvon Martin's character, except that I have no evidence he was the thug you seem to want to make him out to be.
3. Sure, if it had been admitted into evidence it might have speeded up deliberations. But the judge correctly ruled it out because it was not provable and also immaterial. IMO, had Zimmerman been convicted of manslaughter and the ruling out of this evidence the basis of his appeal, he would have lost.