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   According to the 911 phone call, Zimmerman was told to stay away   
   from the kid after he called he police. - FooFoo ,   
   APrivatePlace, Qatar===============================   
      
   No matter how many times this is repeated, and I've heard it   
   repeated as if it were gospel about 3 million times already, it   
   will always be a lie. Nobody told Zimmerman to "stay away from   
   the kid." Ever. Nobody said "stay in your car." Ever. When asked   
   if he was following Trayvon, Zimmerman said yes, and the   
   dispatcher simply said, "we don't need you to do that," to which   
   Zimmerman replied, "OK" and stopped following Trayvon at that   
   point. The same dispatcher also asked him where Trayvon had   
   gone; clearly wanting to know which direction he went, so that   
   this info could relayed to the officers who were already being   
   dispatched. That is the reason Zimmerman looked to see where   
   Trayvon went. He was asked. He knew that the police were on   
   their way and he was to meet them at the clubhouse very shortly.   
   - CFRoe , Paris, France, 06/9/2013 00:15   
      
   http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2413351/George-   
   Zimmermans-wife-files-divorce-just-days-opening-broken-   
   marriage.html   
      
         
      
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