when you told mr. crump that after you heard the bump and the phone cut off that you decided not to tell him that after the bump but before the phone cut off you heard trayvon martin say, a little, get off, get off ? objection, compound question. do you understand the question? yes, ma am. you may answer the question. that interview i think lasted about 13 minutes, i don t know. didn t last that long. because i did not want to be on the phone, sir, so i did not take my time and just like i took my time and i had more time when i was talk being to the state. crump now, so the question is no. so all of the things that you thought might be important for them to know about what you
knew i had told you you decided not to say that before the phone shut off you heard trayvon martin say, a little, get off get off. objection. asked and answered. may we approach the bench? no. yes, sir. so, you made the decision then not tell mr. crump that you had actually heard trayvon martin say, get off get off because you were in a hurry? objection. asked and answered. the word in a hurry is an additional part to that question, so i ll allow her to answer. yes, sir. because crump had other sources. you weren t worried about telling him the truth or the whole story? first of all crump is not an
could only travel by foot, or whether you could drive? no, sir. i don t know the area. agreed. no. what you knew at that point, though, was that mr. zimmerman was still in his vehicle, probably still on the phone, because trayvon martin never said he wasn t, and words are speculating to what mr. zimmerman was or wasn t doing toward phone. stainsed. rephrase the question. mr. martin never said he wasn t on the phone the only time that trayvon told me the man was on the phone when he was at the mail area. that s the only time. he never told me about that. right. he just told me the fan started following him. and that he was on phone and never told you that he wasn t on
when it was that you talked with trayvon martin again? i don t understand what is your question. if i might have a little let me show you defendant s 16. it s that call chart that we talked about yesterday. yes, sir. go ahead take a minute and look it a it. yesterday you said that as far as you knew those were accurate times of the calls that you and trayvon martin had on february 26th, correct? yes, sir. because it was represented to you that those times were taken from the actual phone company records? yes, sir. so you don t have any
that what was it about 30 minutes all together? you asking me? the interview. i don t remember. but nowhere during that interview did you say in response to any question specific or general that you heard trayvon martin say, a little, get off get off. he didn t ask me when the fight happened i told him beforehand. he asked me did you hear when he was fighting going on, did you hear something was going on between the fight. no, he did not ask me that. the state asked me that, sir. what you told mr. crump was that you heard trayvon martin say why you following me, and