apartment casting some light out and when the lights aren t on here, i can tell you that i can t identify someone five feet in front of me, it s that dark back here, at least now. and i assume the lighting conditions back here are very much similar to what they were at night on february 26th. this is the area right here, to my right, which is where the decedent s body was found and where george zimmerman says that he was lying and where he hit his head was pounded against the cement was about here. and of course, here to orient you, this is the area right here. and according to george, george had walked george was down to my left. he had made his phone call to the police. and he intended to go this direction and go towards the clubhouse which was down there. and between the last second that george zimmerman, phone records show, between the last time he hung up with the police, and the time a 911 call was put by a citizen that there was something going on, about a minute and 24 second
conditions back here are very much similar to what they were at night on february 26th. this is the area right here, to my right, which is where the decedent s body was found and where george zimmerman says that he was lying and where he hit his head was pounded against the cement was about here. and of course, here to orient you, this is the area right here. and according to george, george had walked george was down to my left. he had made his phone call to the police. and he intended to go this direction and go towards the clubhouse which was down there. and between the last second that george zimmerman, phone records show, between the last time he hung up with the police, and the time a 911 call was put by a citizen that there was something going on, about a minute and 24 seconds, so presumably, something happened right about
grass was supposed to be, i think, for the jury from the state perspective, george zimmerman physically attacking trayvon martin first. they needed that to disprove self-defense. i think for the state, she was important. ultimately, you can t make a witness your sole case. when you start off training her and grooming her testimony on the couch of the decedent s mom s the way it started out, it s horrible. jim, i sort of think that people made a caricature of her. i think it s like for some reason i don t like that. i m frankly ticked off at people who did that. it s a defense attorney s job to go after a witness. i found somewhat offensive critique of her as being educated. she talked about what she saw. i think she has a lot of dignity. i liked her more when i watched the full hour interview with her. i think she was an important witness, greta. i disagree with some people on
grass was supposed to be, i think, for the jury from the state perspective, george zimmerman physically attacking trayvon martin first. they needed that to disprove self-defense. i think for the state, she was important. ultimately, you can t make a witness your sole case. when you start off training her and grooming her testimony on the couch of the decedent s mom s the way it started out, it s horrible. jim, i sort of think that people made a caricature of her. i think it s like for some reason i don t like that. i m frankly ticked off at people who did that. it s a defense attorney s job to go after a witness. i found somewhat offensive critique of her as being educated. she talked about what she saw. i think she has a lot of dignity. i liked her more when i watched the full hour interview with her. i think she was an important witness, greta. i disagree with some people on
you know, everyone worked really hard and it s very difficult tonight for everybody, for the family of both the defendant and the decedent, so this is not a night for anyone to be jubilant. we ve now seen our justice system work, you know. everyone wanted to see justice. both sides a had an equal opportunity to present evidence, and the jury has now spoken. we should all respect the verdict. you know, greta, we re watching live pictures as we talk with greta van susteren by phone. a couple of things strike me. in the beginning of this, the judge said no outburst upon reading of the verdict, and there was not one, but as you look at george zimmerman, we ll go back to him for certain. as you look at george zimmerman, he smiled a bit, subdued. this has got to be exhausting for him as well, but you re right. i mean, there s not a huge amount of celebration in all this. this has been tough all along for everybody involved, and now for trayvon martin trayvon mart had pushed so hard for au