Benjamin Crump seeks peaceful and just outcome in sensational
murder trial.   SANFORD, FLA. – Benjamin Crump, the highest
profile lawyer in the Trayvon Martin murder case, is just a
spectator in the courtroom where the man who killed the unarmed
17-year-old boy is about to be tried. But the soft-spoken
attorney could play the biggest role in shaping the outcome of
this racially tinged affair.  Crump is the legal adviser to
Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin, the divorced parents of the
black teenager who was shot to death in February 2012 by George
Zimmerman, a white Hispanic neighborhood watch volunteer. Until
the night young Martin and Zimmerman had their deadly encounter,
Sanford was best known as the end of the line for Amtrak's Auto
Train, which brings vacationers and their vehicles to central
Florida. Now it is ground zero for a murder trial steeped in
questions about vigilantism and racial profiling.  Crump has had
a lot to do with putting this murder case on the media's radar.
He held news conferences to