in exhibit there. to demonstrate to you how thorough the investigation was in terms of the florida department of law enforcement doing their thorough analysis of the case in terms of the evidence. you re ready to take a break? we ll take 15-minute reassess, ladies and gentlemen, plead but your note pads on your chair and follow the deputy back into the jury room. you heard it, 15-minute recess. we have been listening to the closing arguments of the prosecutor, bernie de la rionda, making the final points he would like the jury to hear and understand about the defend, george zimmerman in a nutshell what the prosecutor was saying is that if zimmerman had followed followed trayvon martin that night, trayvon martin would still be alive, and said that
state s exhibit 77, mr. manalo, before the police got out there. where are the victim s hands? but under his body? what did the defendant claim to you? he used police jargon in terms of suspect and the police, of course, they always spread out the arms, hands, to make sure there s no weapon there. he s trying to tell police what happened is he was squared at one point i thought he had something in his hands and i was checking for that weapon. that s what i was doing. seems consistent with the physical evidence out there. the defense may argue, hold on, didn t dr. di maio say you could take out a person s heart and could live for 15 seconds and the person could walk and do all this stuff? you take out his heart and the moves them and spreads out his hand and taking more blood pumping out. the victim happens to lift himself up and put the hand