George Zimmerman's attorney says he may finally be making a formal apology to Trayvon Martin's family. This is an apology many have wanted to happen for a long time now. Even though the actual events surrounding Trayvon's death is unknown, several people have already judged George as guilty. And, they've been waiting for him to just apologize and get sentenced.
Zimmerman's lawyer Mark O'Mara said, "Understand that George fully well realizes that he was involved in some way in the death of another young man. He does not take the result of that altercation lightly at all. That weighed on him, I would imagine, more than the isolation, more than the last six weeks, more probably than the threat of what is to come in the system. What I want to happen is for that conversation to occur directly to the family rather than...in the media through me."
O'Mara also said he thought Zimmerman would go through with a formal apology in light of everything. Zimmerman's first night in prison was a lonely one. He was kept under 24 hour watch and in protective custody where he "wept quite a bit." That will just be the first of many nights filled with tears, fears, and loneliness.
Although an apology from George Zimmerman would be a considerate, do you think it would matter to Trayvon Martin's family?
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An apology is not going to help with way. I see it as another ploy on the part of the defense and Zimmerman family to try to make themself look respectable. No, George, keep your mouth shut and be prepared for what you deserve coming up.