5 things Trayvon Martin did on social media that will be used against him

By Terry Shropshire
Jun 18, 2013
11:18 am

Trayvon Martin’s social media post is going to be a point of interest during the murder trial, including the teenager’s Twitter handle of “NO LIMIT N—-” Gen X and Gen Y members, of course, know that Martin probably adapted that name from Percy “Master P” Miller’s successful 1990s record label, No Limit.

There are also quotes from a message that includes an abbreviation for an obscenity that posted on The Daily Caller, a site founded by Tucker Carlson, a conservative pundit, and Neil Patel, who once worked as an adviser to former Vice President Dick Cheney.

These will be used by the defense to sculpt an image of a wayward adolescent who frequently got into trouble.