During a meeting Tuesday at the Billy Graham Library, evangelist Franklin Graham agreed to partner with the national NAACP in its efforts to fight for justice for Martin.

Pastor Jamal Bryant, a member of the NAACP's Religious Affairs Committee, took part in that meeting. 

"We came to an understanding that the black church is going to stand with Franklin Graham and his passion on Sudan and asked him, in turn, to stand with us calling for justice for Trayvon Martin in Orlando," Bryant said.

Police said Martin was shot in the chest by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, who claimed it was self-defense. Zimmerman has not been arrested. Now, federal officials are stepping in to determine whether police mishandled evidence, properly interviewed witnesses and did all they could to find probable cause to make an arrest in the case.

More than a half-million people have signed an online petition demanding Martin's death be investigated as a murder and Zimmerman be prosecuted.

Source: WSOC TV