The trial of Trayvon Martin

Watching the trial as much as I could, the Florida prosecutors office really came across as inept. They did not speak "well". It was like I was watching rookies in the court room. It was embarrassing to watch. So we have a trial that only happened because of the pressure put on the politicians from the locals who cried that it was a racial hate crime. Now that it's over and the outcome is known, not one of these people are happy. It's just like watching the news or 48hrs on TV, the victims family always says, "Oh,  he was such a good boy". Really? Why is he out at 3AM selling drugs and has a rap sheet several pages thick? Trayvon was not a good kid. Did he deserve to die? I don't know, does anybody? But, the fact is, his unfortunate killing was not racially motivated. What shred of evidence is there to support that theory?