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Raiikun -> RE: Update on Trayvon Martin case (10/15/2012 7:54:49 PM)
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If you'll see, I quoted the part about George being specifically trained not to follow.
There's no real evidence this training occurred.
When questioned Wendy didn't say whether she brought up following in her presentation. She didn't say if any resident of The Retreat at Twin Lakes asked a question about it. She didn't say whether she explicitly discouraged following. She didn't say if she told the people that observing was not to include changing positions to keep a suspect in sight. She didn't cite any NHW program materials on the subject.
When one of the investigators brought up following, he folded it into a three part question. The other two were issues Dorival had previously addressed, firearms and confronting. After answering "No" to the three part question, Dorival chose confronting as the issue to talk about more, and previously in response to being asked about firearms she said it didn't come up at the Retreat meeting, but that her standard answer was "“My advice to them was, you have every right to have any weapon you want, that’s your constitutional right, but just remember that same weapon can be used against you and you don’t know what consequences that weapon will bring to you…that’s my standard answer”.
Following was never explicitly mentioned in any of the NHW materials, etc.
So no, there is no evidence that George was specifically trained to never follow as you've continued to claim, even after this was pointed out before.
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