an address? if he had already run off? does that make any sense? of course not. it is self-serving. it is justification. it s false. the yelling. listen, please, please, listen to that tape again. jen lauer s 911 call. listen to when the screaming stops at the instant of the gunshot. silence, nothing. if that defendant thought he missed trayvon martin, thought trayvon martin was still alive, so much so that he had to get on his back, flip him over, spread
0 i think he came across a man of his oath, of his word, and i would ask you to consider the testimony in that regard. mark osterman, buddy of his, talked about the weapon used, how you holster a gun. he s good at what he does. he was helping george figure out how to fire a gun. son da osterman, friend, definitely george zimmerman screaming for help. and explained away some of what the state was trying to prove ty call about the anger and hatred and all that that just isn t there. same thing with ms. geri russo, same thing with leanne benjamin, that was george zimmerman. john donnelly was interesting because i m not sure that i could if i had thought about trying to figure out who in the vietnam wants to come before people that break down with it, but i think that his testimony was quite credible when he believed it was mr. zimmerman. doris singleton and, by the way, chris serino both say the same thing. unfortunately, when mr. martin did first hear the tape, he said what he believed t