about 49.5, well, i can t tell you that because i don t know if that s in evidence. it s a 50 millimeter perspective. similar to what people see when they look. which is what john good had and which is what this has right here because this is selma moore s perspective. this is the column she looked out and around and the timing is appropriate because we had it about six, seven, eight seconds from the time of the shot, which is when you remember mr. mora did her sort of walk around in the courtroom. she said, if you timed it, it was about eight seconds. there abouts. she heard the shot, walked around, go outside, shimmy through the door and that s what she saw. so, she would have seen george on top spreading out the hands. she said she saw the foot move.
according to george zimmerman s story, she would have seen george on top, spreading out the hands. she said she saw the foot move. at that point, george got up, looked around. her testimony. we ll talk about that in a moment as well. so this is what she saw. or at least her perspective. and then this is now the rest of the 911 call. you ve heard it. it s not particularly significant to the event. because nobody said they saw anything of relevance beyond that from this one. thank you, your honor. let s put this back in. that animation of course is just that, somewhat made up. it wasn t that night. it wasn t a video tape of