George Zimmerman Trial ......

[usnuzuloose]

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Rao says the injuries to #Zimmerman were very insignificant and not life threatening

 

[djm99]

How's it coming off? Is the difference very obvious and glaring or is it just so so?

I remember that interview, his words of non-regret was awful hearing. I closed my eyes even watching today. How can a person say they don't regret the entire series of events. I would understand if he'd said something like this, "I don't regret living today, no - I wish this whole situation had not happened". Had he said something like that - that would be normal. If now knowing that there is no evidence to support his suspicions GZ didn't have regrets some 5 months later. Like I stated a few days ago my family member killed a kid by accident some 15 years ago. The struggle was over the kid playing with his gun. The child's mother was there and witness every thing. She even gave testimony on my families behalf - charges were dropped. This same family member feels regrets today. Anyone who takes a life (in defense or not) should feel something. GZ doesn't appear to feel anything.

 

[usnuzuloose]

I remember that interview, his words of non-regret was awful hearing. I closed my eyes even watching today. How can a person say they don't regret the entire series of events. I would understand if he'd said something like this, "I don't regret living today, no - I wish this whole situation had not happened". Had he said something like that - that would be normal. If now knowing that there is no evidence to support his suspicions GZ didn't have regrets some 5 months later. Like I stated a few days ago my family member killed a kid by accident some 15 years ago. The struggle was over the kid playing with his gun. The child's mother was there and witness every thing. She even gave testimony on my families behalf - charges were dropped. This same family member feels regrets today. Anyone who takes a life (in defense or not) should feel something. GZ doesn't appear to feel anything.

He feels justified in everything. I wonder if someone asked him how he would if the situation were reversed.

 

[usnuzuloose]

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Rao says #Zimmerman's injuries on the back of his head are consistent with one strike against a concrete surface.

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Rao wanted to define the word "slam" from a dictionary, O'Mara objects "hearsay". Sidebar. #Zimmerman

 

[Jabber_Jaws]

Interesting read. Opinion piece, but interesting.

http://globalgrind.com/news/8-reaso...take-the-stand-michael-skolnik-exclusive-blog

 

[usnuzuloose]

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Rao says the injuries on the back of #Zimmerman's head are not consistent with being slammed many times into concrete.

 

[usnuzuloose]

Wild About Trial @WildAboutTrial

She would expect to see a lot more injury to the head and more blood if the head was slammed into concrete repeatedly. #Zimmerman

 

[Jabber_Jaws]

Not quite, she said it could be broken. What about the "skipping" ?

She said what appeared to be broken. Still does not make it a GZ lie. As for the "skipping". I LOL when he said that.

 

[LisaR]

I remember that interview, his words of non-regret was awful hearing. I closed my eyes even watching today. How can a person say they don't regret the entire series of events. I would understand if he'd said something like this, "I don't regret living today, no - I wish this whole situation had not happened". Had he said something like that - that would be normal. If now knowing that there is no evidence to support his suspicions GZ didn't have regrets some 5 months later. Like I stated a few days ago my family member killed a kid by accident some 15 years ago. The struggle was over the kid playing with his gun. The child's mother was there and witness every thing. She even gave testimony on my families behalf - charges were dropped. This same family member feels regrets today. Anyone who takes a life (in defense or not) should feel something. GZ doesn't appear to feel anything.

His demeanor is so off. One could say he was in shock that night and so that is why he appeared calm during the police interviews. However, it seems like it is just him and his personality. He was called meek by a witness. In every interview, he appears very calm, under control, and quiet in nature. All of that is perfectly fine. I know many people like that.

The difference is, when a person gets beaten up for the first time in their life, I would think even the quietest person would exhibit a little more adrenaline in their voice. On top of that, I would think that any person who pulls a gun for the very first time on a human being and shoots at them would be very shaken up. To find out that you actually killed a human being (even if he was the worst person in the world) would still be very unsettling for most people. His behavior bothers me.

 

[usnuzuloose]

She said what appeared to be broken. Still does not make it a GZ lie. As for the "skipping". I LOL when he said that.

The one Dr. said he should see the ENT to have it examined further. Even to get a xray to make a determination if it is broken. The place he was at did not have an xray machine.

 

[usnuzuloose]

His demeanor is so off. One could say he was in shock that night and so that is why he appeared calm during the police interviews. However, it seems like it is just him and his personality. He was called meek by a witness. In every interview, he appears very calm, under control, and quiet in nature. All of that is perfectly fine. I know many people like that.

The difference is, when a person gets beaten up for the first time in their life, I would think even the quietest person would exhibit a little more adrenaline in their voice. On top of that, I would think that any person who pulls a gun for the very first time on a human being and shoots at them would be very shaken up. To find out that you actually killed a human being (even if he was the worst person in the world) would still be very unsettling for most people. His behavior bothers me.

It is very troubling for his behavior. The defense is getting upset with this woman.

 

[Jabber_Jaws]

Abrasions on TM's fingers consistent with him hitting something.

 

[djm99]

He feels justified in everything. I wonder if someone asked him how he would if the situation were reversed.

No argument. One can feel justified. My family story I shared. He feels justified. He felt that there is nothing he could of done differently if given the same circumstances (other than hide his gun better btw, he lived by himself - his girlfriend and son were visiting) - He believes that. At the same time, he has regret that the entire situation happened. He is responsible for the death of a child. When he (my family member) tells that story you can feel the hurt in him. Not trying to suggest that EVERYONE is the same. I get it. But Zimmerman went on Hannity to 'clear his name' or 'humanize' the stereotypes that he was a monster. He did just the opposite. He seemed cold and disconnected. Like he hadn't learned that TM was unarmed (unlike he originally thought), he wasn't one of the guys robbing homes (unlike he thought), TM was on the phone trying to avoid the rain (more than likely) - so many things GZ learned at the point of the Hannity Interview - and still no regret.

 

[Jabber_Jaws]

The one Dr. said he should see the ENT to have it examined further. Even to get a xray to make a determination if it is broken. The place he was at did not have an xray machine.

Oh sheesh... http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/06/28/Zimmerman-Folgate-Martin

Folgate promptly answered that his nose appeared to be broken despite the straight septum.

 

[usnuzuloose]

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Rao would use the word impact not slamming when referring to the head on concrete issue. #Zimmerman

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Rao says two punches to the face could be consistent with injuries as well as one punch. #Zimmerman

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O'Mara makes sure to point out that Rao is not telling the jury that #Zimmerman only got punched once, it could have been many times.

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Other than the bullet wound and two little abrasions on #Trayvon's fingers there was no other injuries seen on his body.




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O'Mara asks the old "where does the blood go" question again referencing the bloody nose and if #Zimmerman was standing or laying on back.






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O'Mara presents other theories as to what could have happened in the scuffle and Rao says "anything is possible". #Zimmerman

 

[djm99]

Abrasions on TM's fingers consistent with him hitting something.

Abrasion - not (s). Wasn't it (1) - 2cm cut

 

[usnuzuloose]

Oh sheesh... http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/06/28/Zimmerman-Folgate-Martin

Folgate promptly answered that his nose appeared to be broken despite the straight septum.

She wanted to make sure it was broken, as she did not have the equipment to make a for sure determination. So why did GZ not go have that done. If he is concerned, wouldn't he want to make sure that their is nothing further was wrong or needed further care.

 

[Jabber_Jaws]

Abrasion - not (s). Wasn't it (1) - 2cm cut

I thought O'Mara said 2 fingers.


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Other than the bullet wound and two little abrasions on #Trayvon's fingers there was no other injuries seen on his body.

 

[joviroxx]

All trial discussion aside, if I ever find myself in need of a criminal defense attorney? I'm hiring O'Mara.

 

[moon]

So, Zimmerman says he carried his gun everywhere, except work.

Wasn't against the rules to carry a gun during the neighborhood watch?