I don't use the Daily Show as a source for news, unlike people who watch Faux "News" I watch fake news shows for comedy reasons, not information.
My point with ATF was there was a full cooperation of all parties to solving that crime. ZImmerman was the triggerman and let go that night without any charges against the recommendations of the investigator essentially because of a Florida law that allows you to kill someone and if no one else is a witness to it your word is pretty much enough to get you off.
As far as there being no evidence of any wrongdoing, I think more thorough police work could have done the job. They let him speak to one investigator, a narcotics guy. He should have spoken to more than one to see if he had issues keeping details of his case straight to see if he's lying or not. Personally his crime reenactment alone would be enough to consider a negligence charge or some sort since it almost entirely contradicts the words that came out of his and the 911 dispatchers conversation. Seems to me he was just blatantly lying. I know people talk about stress being a factor, but so is lying to cover your ass.
All we have is his word because honestly the cops didn't really do their job. Would have been cleaner on a non-rainy night but I digress. Police could have done a better job.
I never said ever in this thread Zimmerman should be convicted of murder. I never said he should be convicted of manslaughter based on the law. My opinion is based on his action he should have gone to jail for manslaughter at least but legally it didn't fit the definition. I'm well aware of how the law works, but I'm also well aware of when laws need to be looked at. Such as one that essentially permits people to act like vigilantes and use deadly force when it may not have been necessary, and walk away with their guns afterwards.