deliberate to keep our her stage and our hispanic identity off the table because it was becoming white versus black and we didn t see any good in inj t injecting any race into that scenario, or ethnicity. so i think that keeping our race out of it was very deliberate and very wise and it was something my brother who s purviper peruian. i thought that when she told me that someone had died, that it was one of them. but she told me, no, it involves george, which was kind of mysterious, i said what happened gracie? she said well he was involved in an altercation and he used his gun to defend himself. but george is going to call you and fill you in himself, he
do you think that rachel was credible? i do think she was credible. and whose voice do you think was on the call? i personally, i can t tell you who it was. but from the witnesses testimonies, and from george zimmerman, i believe it to be him. you believe that it was george zimmerman? yes. so you would have voted not guilty? correct. what did you think of b-37, the juror who spoke out? did you see that interview? i did, yeah. i was surprised that anybody could come out that quickly and talk about this. i know that when i got done, and was asked about what i thought, i didn t know where to start, i didn t even know what to say. so i was a little surprised that she came out as quickly as she did. i m not surprised that it was
of a mile down this direction, to the area where he eventually ran into george zimmerman. but this is where it all began and what s important to notes that at the time this purchase was made, 6:24, it was dark outside, and it was a very rainy night here in sanford, florida. eyewitness testimony in a case like this one is critical. the decedent can t tell you what happened and the deft, george zimmerman in this instance has gimp a reenactment of what he says happened. so we came out here tonight just to sort of fact check to see whether or not anyone who was in these apartments might have been able to see a little bit more or see a little bit less. you can see as we walk that there is not a lot of light back here other than the occasional 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
the tying of rachel s testimony to when she was on the phone with trayvon, and, you know, you can t really you can t say what she was saying when except for when the phone disconnected and then she called back and she talked to him again. at that point, trayvon said he had lost the man and he was at where his father was staying, he was at that place. at the same time, that happening, george zimmerman had only just gotten out of his car about 25, 30 seconds. so he was still up at the t. and trayvon, rachel s testimony would have been down at the other end of the buildings at some point. so somehow the two of them got
problems breathing while sleeping; and blood clots in the legs. common side effects include skin redness or irritation where applied, increased red blood cell count, headache, diarrhea, vomiting, and increase in psa. ask your doctor about e only underarm low t treatment, axiron. greta: there . there seems to be no evidence of racial animosity by george zimmerman. i think prosecutors, defense team, witnesses have said race wasn t part of the case. i think this will be a high hurdle for the department of justice to move forward on a civil rights violation. greta: the justice department investigating whether to press civil rights charges against zimmerman or not and the doj asking for tips and information about george zimmerman. now, fbi telling the police not to give him his gun back, yet. is that a sign of a possible