So be it. It's the truth, and that is all that matters.
Ask any honest person within the black community whether there is an extremely pervasive attitude of siding with other blacks, not snitchin', not cooperating in any way with the police. There is also a generally very low level of morals throughout a very high percentage of the black community (hence the amazing levels of crime) and the valuation of justice and truth just are not analogous to the levels you find in other communities.
There are of course blacks who this doesn't apply to, and what more can be said? To those it doesn't apply, it doesn't apply. Good for them, wish they were more common.
This attitude I'm talking about also includes the feeling that victimization of whites, or any non-blacks is somewhere between very permissible, to even desirable. Even among many who may not exactly approve of such actions, there will still be a preference for shielding the perpetrators from justice over helping the police. "My race, right or wrong" is the attitude.
These may be unfortunate realities, and realities you would prefer nobody spoke about. However, they are realities nonetheless. You would also quietly acknowledge the truth in them if I were a black person relaying them. You know that is the case.
If Trayvon was a clean cut, studious and squeaky clean lad and his girlfriend a well-spoken, intelligent young black woman straight out of Cosby general casting, or if his father didn't have a Crips gang tattoo removed from his neck and replaced with praying hands between the first press conferences about this he attended, and the slightly later ones... I would not be so quick to suspect endemic deception and obfuscation of the truth within camp Skittles.
Unfortunately, this is not the case. Trayvon's social media, his entire family's way of speaking, his father's serial adultery and "baby mamma" lifestyle, and Deedee's manifest stupidity in her interview, all point very strongly at a low moral character and readiness to lie among the entire group of them. If I saw meth-head looking white trash in the same situation, I would be suspecting them of lying and conniving too. If I saw a picture perfect black family, I wouldn't be taking that view.
Oh and as for your skepticism about Deedee and who she'd interview with... I did some searching, it's hard to find the exact articles now but a couple things are clear:
1.) She said she would only interview with the FBI, and only talk to any sort of law enforcement after extensive Crumpification.
2.) If she'd heard what she said she heard, she would've ended up on the radar of SPD and the Martin family far earlier into this. The fact that she did not contact any police department, not even Miami (who could've transferred her or given her a direct number) proves to any reasonable mind, she did not hear what she said she did, or she knew Trayvon was in a legally precarious situation, or both.
I am done putting political correctness ahead of the truth in my list of priorities, you should try making the same adjustment. It's really quite liberating.
I HIGHLY recommend time marker 5:50 of this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJH0LzPe4EA (the whole thing is worth a listen though)