finger on him. we saw from his head being smashed, and today the prosecution basically admit ed trayvon was on top. but was he backing away? it bothers me, they overcharge and get to lower the charge to give the jury options and hope the jury cuts the difference. does that bother you, that practice? yeah, they need to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. the media, fist crst confirmati photos. right back to the bernie getz, he shot four 11-year-olds. can we see the real pictures? you aginning up a racist incident. coming up, more on the george zimmerman murder trial coming
0 again, thank you for watching. i am bill o reilly. remember, the spin stops right here. definitely looking out for you. welcome to hannity. tonight, prosecution gave closing arguments in the george zimmerman murder traiial. we ll play highlight, and there were other bombshells, allowing the jury to consider a lesser charge of manslaughter. that s not all. the prosecution tried to get the judge to allow third degree murder, saying george zimmerman committed child abuse when he killed trayvon martin. desperate attempt drew sharp outrage from the defense. watch this. just when i thought this case couldn t get any more bizarre, the state is seeking third degree murder based on child abu abuse? is the court going to give this serious contention or consideration? if so, we have a lot of talking to do. when trayvon martin is shot straddling george zimmerman, pummelling him, that somehow george zimmerman was engaged in child abuse? judge, this was a trick. doesn t the court realize thi
0 statements one right after the other. filled in the blanks for the jury. i didn t think so either. mark fuhrman, your thought on closing? i agree with jose baez. it was uninuninspiring, false a, bad acting. i just didn t like it, and it s interesting, the prosecution has still not walked us through the movements of both the victim and the suspects so we can clearly see where we interacted and where they did not. yeah, i guess the heart of this, judge alex, did george zimmerman reasonably believe that he needed to use force to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm? that was the burden of the prosecution. did they get anywhere near that? really haven t throughout the case. i can t blame the prosecution. they start with a lack of evidence. trying to make a silk purse out those were his words. part of the evidence, you can make reasonable inferences on the evidence. jonathan good, good for the defense, putting trayvon martin on top, also good for the prosecution. you start