Trayvon Martin: Good teen or gangbanger? The photos the media doesn't want you to see!

Written By Chicago News Report on Sunday, March 25, 2012 | 3/25/2012 03:33:00 AM

If a picture's worth a thousand words... what do these photos say about Trayvon Martin?

The image above is a more recent photo of Trayvon Martin... the clean-cut, baby-faced pictures of the slain Florida teen plastered all over the news, are nearly four years old.

Chicago News Report found photos similar to the ones used by the media in an online photo album dated August 30, 2008.

And thanks to an anonymous tip, CNR also discovered what we believe to be Trayvon Martin's MySpace page.

The profile is listed under the user name miramars_numba9.

Martin was once photographed in a football jersey with the number 9 on it and he attended Miramar High School in Florida.

If the online profile belongs to Martin, he was certainly interested in more than just Skittles and iced tea.

Screenshot of Trayvon Martin's alleged MySpace page:

More photos from a second, alleged Trayvon Martin MySpace page listed under the user name Tray 9:

Trayvon Martin (yellow arrow). Suspicious hand gesture (blue arrow).

What is that on the counter?

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Castellan said...

April 3, 2012 at 7:48 PM

Castellan said...

April 3, 2012 at 8:15 PM

Anonymous said...

April 4, 2012 at 11:47 PM

Anonymous said...

April 5, 2012 at 12:44 AM

clintjcl said...

April 5, 2012 at 6:55 AM

Castellan said...

April 5, 2012 at 7:37 PM

Castellan said...

April 5, 2012 at 7:43 PM

Anonymous said...

Responding (12:44 here)

Would you agree that the mainstream media has acted reprehensibly and mostly abandoned any pretense of objectivity? .... answer, yes. I absolutely agree with this. They have turned this into a huge racial thing and have used it as a platform. We totally agree on this point. The media has acted completely irresponsibly.

Would you agree that in multiple instances in the past, blacks and leftist opportunists have raised hell about racial incidents that turned out to be hoaxes, and that a great deal of skepticism is warranted?.... answer, yes as well but even beyond race I look to the Richard Jewell case. This poor guy was convicted of a bombing he never committed before all the evidence was in. A simple white guy, I don't know that race played a part at all here, but the media certainly did. Turned out he was innocent and his life was destroyed.

Would you agree that the overwhelming majority of Trayvon Martin defenders are seemingly incapable of neutrality, display tremendous ignorance and lack any sort of principles? ... again, yes, we agree on this as well. Especially because there have been so many horrible shootings in Chicago lately that are all black on black crime, yet none of the activists are standing up to protest.

Would you agree that the president has shamelessly exploited this situation to galvanize the black vote?.... Not sure of the motivation, you might have a point here. I was just irritated that with all that's going on in the country, he would even be commenting and involved in this. Not his place.

Do you think that any of the politicians, media, activists, etc. who have acted irresponsibly, unprofessionally, and even criminally will admit wrongdoing or be held accountable in any way for their sleazy behavior?... of course not, they never do.

And finally, if Zimmerman is not found guilty of any crime, what do you think the reaction will be from the black community? Will it be 1992 all over again? .... I hope not, but again, I do fear that this could escalate.

Don't get me wrong, I think we are on the same page in many ways here. I know that the media ran with this and the politicians followed and damage is being done before the truth can be found. My only hesitation, and reluctance with the whole situation is that I just wish Zimmerman had played it from a distance. His intentions were, I believe, in the right place and he was looking out for his neighborhood. One suspicious kid didn't seem to pose enough of a threat for him to pursue as closely as he did. Yes Trayvon had choices too and he made the wrong choice that ended his life. Zimmerman is not the demon that the media is portraying, but I still wish he would have used more caution and distance. If Zimmerman is guilty of anything, it is that he was over zealous and acted in the moment.

April 6, 2012 at 12:25 AM

Anonymous said...

April 6, 2012 at 1:03 AM

Anonymous said...

April 6, 2012 at 9:54 PM

Anonymous said...

April 6, 2012 at 11:18 PM

Castellan said...

April 7, 2012 at 9:34 PM

Castellan said...

“Zimmerman is not the demon that the media is portraying, but I still wish he would have used more caution and distance.”

I am certain that he feels the same way.

From the very start, Zimmerman struck me as someone who was somewhat too eager. In fact, my initial reaction towards Zimmerman was not entirely favorable, but it was not even remotely like the mindless hostility being displayed by blacks and leftists. As more information has become available, Zimmerman seems to me like he was probably a busybody, but that does not make him a racist murderer. In fact, there is evidence that shows Zimmerman to be quite the opposite of the hate filled racist that he has been made out to be by the usual suspects. Despite what some may think, I am mostly neutral towards Zimmerman. This is about principles.

It is easy for people to second-guess Zimmerman from the cozy comfort of their armchairs while being deprived of facts, inflamed with emotion and lacking any relevant experience or training.

He saw a suspicious character and tried to maintain visual contact while he phoned police. This doesn’t seem crazy to me. If you were completely fed up with the crime in your neighborhood, perhaps you might act in a similar fashion.

Obviously, the situation became confrontational and quickly escalated to the point where he felt that his life was in danger. Perhaps it could have been averted had he acted differently, I don’t know that for sure. What I do know is that he broke no laws by reporting or following Martin. I also know that the left has conducted a vicious campaign of character assassination against Zimmerman, while simultaneously concealing unflattering facts about Martin.

Unfortunately, this behavior is not unusual, it is the standard operating procedure of the liberal media and leftists in general. Leftists cultivate perpetual rage amongst their constituents because it serves their interests, at least in the short term. The problem is that, like many of their policies, it is unsustainable and counterproductive in the long term. When the money runs out and the gravy train comes to a halt, what then? What will happen with all the surplus rage?

I wish I could say that the response from the black community and their leftist enablers is surprising, but it really isn’t. It is predictably irrational and extremely hostile. What is truly discouraging about the whole mess is that it’s impossible to have a constructive dialogue with people who are seemingly only interested in exacting revenge for perceived wrongs, whether great or small, real or imagined. Their apparently implacable animosity ensures that they will forever demand retribution (and remain forever loyal Democrats). At what point does this racial extortion racket end?

April 7, 2012 at 9:47 PM

Anonymous said...

April 9, 2012 at 8:25 PM

Castellan said...

April 9, 2012 at 9:13 PM

Anonymous said...

April 11, 2012 at 12:20 AM

Cameron said...

April 11, 2012 at 4:19 AM

Anonymous said...

Regardless of the pasts or race of either George or Trayvon lets look at what we know. I have broken down the 911 call as follows:
At 7:09, George Zimmerman called 911, at 7:10 reports seeing Trayvon "walking around, looking about" near the club house and that he was coming towards him, at 7:11:11 Georges states "these a-holes, they always get away", at 7:11:41 George states "he is running" when asked which way George states towards the back entrance, which is away from George, at the same time, you hear George getting out of his car and starts chasing Trayvon, you can hear it in his breathing. At 7:11:57 the 911 operator asks George if he is following him, he replies yes and the operator advised him not to and George said ok but continued. At the same time Trayvon is on the phone with his girlfriend beginning at 7:12. From the time the operator advised George not to follow Trayvon at 7:11:57 to 7:12:09 you hear wind and labored breathing while George is in pursuit when the operator asked him his name, he replied "George, he ran", his toned dropped as if he was disappointed. At 7:12:29 the operator asks George if he wants to meet the police, George says yes but could not give an address where his truck was parked to meet the police, the operator sounding confused asked George if he lived in the area.... At 7:13:11, George states "Oh crap, I don't know where this KID is", remember Trayvon is on the phone still with his girlfriend at this point, walking away from Georges direction as he, himself stated. Suddenly at 7:13:23 George requests that the police call him when they get there instead of meeting them. Apparently, he is still searching for Trayvon. The call ends at 7:13:40. Trayvon is still on the phone at this point, telling his girlfriend he is being followed which is lines up with what George himself has stated in the 911 call. She hears Trayvon ask George "Why are you following me"?, George responds with "What are you doing here", she hears a thumping sound, the phone goes dead. The call ended at 7:16. According to the Sanford Police report, the police arrived on the scene at 7:17, Trayvon was already dead which means that in one short minute.... after George was advised not to follow, after George chose not to meet the police and let them handle this, after George lost sight of Trayvon and then found him again, after all this, George wants us to believe that Trayvon attacked him, beat him so bad that according to Georges brother was one head banging from being in diapers and being spoon fed the rest of his life?????? Oh, and Trayvon also had time in that brief moment to also go for the gun??????? I don't think so. I would be banging his head into the cement as well.......if I could. RIP Trayvon Martin, gone way too soon. If only you could have made it to the end of the walk, you would have been home. If only George would have met the police at the mailbox, you would have been home. If only George would not have gotten out of his truck that night, you would have been home. If only, George would have taken the advise, not to follow you, you would have been home........ Since I have done this, 2 experts have come forward and stated that the cries for help are NOT George Zimmerman......I am still waiting for evidence to contradict what I have concluded thus far.......What do you think?

April 11, 2012 at 7:21 AM

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