Trayvon Martin Trial, The Fake Witness?

The Old Gravy Show with OG

The Trayvon Martin case brought forth a media firestorm of racial division!

Was Zimmerman acting in self-defense or was he overzealous neighborhood watch vigilante stalking a young innocent black man in a hoodie? Was Trayvon just a gangster looking to inflict pain on an innocent concerned citizen? Old Gravy sorts out all the narratives.

Benjamin Crump’s representation of the Trayvon Martin family will launch him in to the national spotlight, similar to the way the Tawana Brawley case launched Al Sharpton in to the national spotlight. The only difference is Benjamin Crump is smarter, more calculated and disciplined narrator.

This case was Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump’s coming out party. Today, he is a powerful force in race, politics, and policing. The cases he chooses can sway culture, laws and elections.

Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump has turned Civil Rights Lawyering into a Billion Dollar Business. Crump has his hand in several recent high profile cases involving police brutality, including the following cases: Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, to George Floyd.

Old Gravy takes you back to the 2012 Trial of George Zimmerman, a Community Watch Volunteer charged in the murder of Trayvon Martin, a 17 year old African American on a rainy night in Sanford, Florida.

The Trayvon Martin case was the catalyst for Black Live Matters, The Ferguson Effect, 2020 Riots and Defund the Police. Attorney Benjamin Crump, is the Founding Father of these movements.

The question that Old Gravy will attempt to answer: Did Attorney Benjamin Crump put forth a Fake Star Witness in the Trayvon Martin Case to attempt to convict George Zimmerman or murder?

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