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Evidence, but no answers in Fla. shooting

ORLANDO, Fla. - Prosecutors in the Trayvon Martin case dumped a mountain of evidence on the public this week. In many criminal cases, that would bring clarity, start answering the basic questions.

A bullet casing from the Kel-Tec PF-9 handgun. Zimmerman’s lawyers say he acted under the state’s "stand your ground law." State Attorney’s Office
A bullet casing from the Kel-Tec PF-9 handgun. Zimmerman’s lawyers say he acted under the state’s "stand your ground law." State Attorney’s OfficeRead more
    by By Allen G. Breed, Kyle Hightower, and Tamara Lush, Associated Press, Inquirer
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