Here's why I lean toward Zimmerman's guilt. From what I know, all of the following statements are true:
1. Zimmerman reported Martin as suspicious, and followed Martin in his car.
2. Zimmerman complained about these guys (thugs) "always getting away."
3. Zimmerman was advised not to follow Martin.
4. At some point Zimmerman got out of his car.
5. Zimmerman was both physically bigger and older than Martin.
6. Zimmerman was armed.
7. Martin was unarmed.
8. Zimmerman shot Martin to death.
Anyone who tries to be objective and accepts the above as facts has to at least begin with the presumption that George Zimmerman is guilty of murder. Zimmerman's defenders argue that Z is innocent due to self-defense; however, all such arguments are based on conjecture: that Martin confronted Zimmerman, that there was a struggle which Martin initiated, that Zimmerman was beneath Martin screaming for help, that Zimmerman received wounds that he at the time considered life-threatening, that Martin told Zimmerman that he, Martin, was going to kill Zimmerman, etc. There isn't proof of ANY of this. All we have are witnesses who are contradictory in their testimony, along with the testimony of Zimmerman himself. And the whole bail funds thing should demonstrate to any reasonable person that Zimmerman is not a trustworthy source of information.
Logically, therefore, there is every reason for me (and I hope, for any reasonable person reading this) to believe that Zimmerman murdered Trayvon Martin. Belief and proof are not the same thing. The prosecution has a much higher standard than I have in this forum, and I have stated several times that, based on what I know, I would have to vote to acquit George Zimmerman if I were on a jury. But since I'm not on the jury, I can use common sense in order to come up with a conclusion about what I THINK happened. And I can further conclude that if anyone reading this actually believes in Zimmerman's probable innocence (instead of probable guilt) you are either not paying attention or you are a victim of your own personal or political agenda.