Breaking: Autopsy Reveals Trayvon Martin Had Drugs in His System When He Died


Trayvon Martin had drugs in his system when he died.

He also had bloody knuckles

The coroner’s report revealed that Trayvon Martin had drugs in his system the night he was shot dead by George Zimmerman. The police report also revealed that Martin was shot 1 inch to 18 inches away from George Zimmerman.
ABC reported, via Breitbart:

Two police reports written the night that George Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin said that Zimmerman had a bloody face and nose, according to police reports made public today.

The reports also note that two witness accounts appear to back up Zimmerman’s version of what happened when they describe a man on his back with another person wearing a hoodie straddling him and throwing punches.

It has been such a contentious case that even the evidence is being disputed…

…The autopsy also shows that Zimmerman shot Martin from a distance of between 1 inch and 18 inches away, bolstering Zimmerman’s claim that he shot Martin during a close struggle.

Martin’s autopsy report also revealed that there was a quarter-inch by half-inch abrasion on the left fourth finger of Martin, another indication of a possible struggle.

The teen, who lived in Miami, was in Sanford while serving a suspension for a bag of marijuana being discovered in his possession. Martin had THC, the drug found in marijuana, in his blood on the night of his death, according to the autopsy. His family told ABC News that it was “trace amounts” of THC.

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