Florida’s 18th Judicial Circuit, where Trayvon Martin was murdered, has likely been Florida’s frame-up capital since the early 1980’s – perhaps even the nation’s frame-up capital. Obviously, any time someone is framed for murder, someone else has gotten away with murder. The FBI and Department of Justice cannot expose Florida’s conviction and peripheral corruption without exposing their historic involvement in it. We need a president who actually believes in equal justice, who will immediately appoint replacements for James Comey and Loretta Lynch if they don’t reverse course and adhere to their public corruption mandates. Obviously, the president need not be a constitutional scholar, or the recipient of the Nobel Peace prize. The president only needs to firmly believe that no one will get away with murder on his or her watch. The 18th Judicial Circuit’s freed innocents include Juan Ramos, Wilton Dedge and William Dillon; the remaining framed innocents include still-incarcerated Crosley Green, Jeff Abramowski and Gary Bennett, as well as still-very-dead, wrongly executed Gerald Stano.
Trayvon Martin
In the weeks and days leading up to a jury in Sanford, Florida’s unanimous acquittal of George Zimmerman, the admitted killer of unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin, on July 13th, there were no shortage of lawyers, prosecutors and other “legal analysts” who flooded the airwaves of television and radio stations attempting to provide legal justifications for why Zimmerman was likely to be acquitted of all charges. All of these voices sought to give credence to and provide cover for the United States’ system of “justice” regardless of what the eventual outcome would be (though they were reasonably certain the verdict would result in a Zimmerman acquittal). These legal analysts were attempting to lay the path down for a legal rationale to carry the day, and prevent members of the public from feeling that they live under a criminal “justice” system which operates with one set of rules…
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