it out of hand, so i m kind of with the panel here, part of the echo chamber. i don t think that family members make a whole big bit of difference. what about george zimmerman s friends. a number of his friends testifying it was his voice. look at the strategy here, it s brilliant. sublime, you have the prosecution ending with trayvon martin s mother, and the defense says we ll see your mother and raise you some really good witnesses. the brilliance here is that by calling these people as fact witnesses, they re also subtly getting in other types of testimony, number one, expert type testimony. i m someone i m a combat medic, i know screams when i hear them, because of that, i m better suited to hear screams. the other thing is the character evidence. look at the caliber of these people, one is a federal air marshall, the other is a vietnam war veteran. these people come with credentials, the defense has done a terrific job of finding witnesses who get in fact testimony and chara
point. the idea that you ve got the lead investigator up there as jeff said, actually vouching. it s character testimony for the defendant in a murder case. 30 years, i ve never seen anything in the same universe like this. remarkable. it is remarkable and the amazing thing about it is unfortunately, people are going to think, this is how the criminal justice system operates every day. you can t cite meet to a case that is this unbelievable in erms of what is happening to the prosecution. i want to play another part of serino s testimony today about concerns had he with zimmerman. he appeared to be lacking in my opinion as far as what was going on, what he was in the middle of. it just seemed ta something was going on with him. would you call that sort of in generic terms a flat affect
simple as that. really? there is absolutely no reason in the world if this prosecution really wanted to win this case that they would put this guy on the stand. it s mind boggling. i can t emphasize enough jeff s point. the idea that you ve got the lead investigator up there as jeff said, actually vouching. it s character testimony for the defendant in a murder case. 30 years, i ve never seen anything in the same universe like this. remarkable. it is remarkable and the amazing thing about it is unfortunately, people are going to think, this is how the criminal justice system operates every day. you can t cite meet to a case that is this unbelievable in terms of what is happening to the prosecution. i want to play another part of serino s testimony today about concerns had he with zimmerman. he appeared to be lacking in
you think the prosecution missed with this investigator? yeah, they never should have put him on the stand. simple as that. really? there is absolutely no reason in the world if this prosecution really wanted to win this case that they would put this guy on the stand. it s mind boggling. i can t emphasize enough jeff s point. the idea that you ve got the lead investigator up there as jeff said, actually vouching. it s character testimony for the defendant in a murder case. 30 years, i ve never seen anything in the same universe like this. remarkable. it is remarkable and the amazing thing about it is unfortunately, people are going to think, this is how the criminal justice system operates every day. you can t cite me to a case that is this unbelievable in terms of what is happening to the prosecution. i want to play another part about concerns had he with zimmerman.
others. she s distancing herself from what actually she may have said or what was said. and she s also minimizing it. we also in that second video see her using minimizing language or character testimony where she talks about the good she s done over the last 24 years. you can tell that she here is speaking to her character and looking out to make herself look better than she s coming across. this video i think hurts her. there s a lot of hotspots in this video, and it has the opposite effect of the first video. so sincere apology but also an overcompensation and overselling of that apology. very interesting. thanks, joey and chris. very interesting. thank you so much. thank you for having me. coming up, have you seen this sweetheart? a child born deaf hears for the first time. daddy loves you. daddy loves you. daddy yes. and he has insurance but it wouldn t cover his hearing aids,