trayvon was and his character. i mean even if his family and friends should have been able to be brought in to be character witness for him. that he has friends and he has family and people that knew him, and we should be able to say who travyon was. it didn t feel like they portrayed him as a human, as a 17-year-old child. he became a symbol. that must be tough when you are obviously having to deal with the death of your son and your son becoming a symbol and not even human to some people. what that was like? well, it started back when it first happened. you had a 17-year-old that was dead on the ground, and yet the police and stanford police department did not even knock on doors in the neighborhood to find out whose child that was. and when tracy went to the police station and called the police station several times to try to get information, they
trayvon martin, claims to not have realized that he was dead and what did he do? do you recall what the testimony was about what he did after? did he render or attempt to render the same aid that those heroic officers from the stanford police department did, who didn t wear the mask they norpally would wear but gave mouth to mouth and performed cpr and an attempt to bripg life back to that young boy. did he do that? . recall also what happened when mr. manaldo came out and recall
could someone say that was inconsistent? yes. reporter: the jury being told the ignore a key moment of monday s testimony. that moment, when the defense attorney got the stanford police department s lead investigator to say he believed zimmerman told him the truth. martin savidge, cnn, florida. we re going to speak with mark o mara later on in the program, as well as a attorney for trayvon martin s family. as always, we have the best legal team around and a forensic scientist here. and former federal prosecutor sunny hostin, jeffrey toobin. danny savalos and mark geragos are all here.
you call that being underneath his body? yes, sir. could someone say that was inconsistent? yes. reporter: the jury being told the ignore a key moment of monday s testimony. that moment, when the defense attorney got the stanford police department s lead investigator to say he believed zimmerman told him the truth. martin savidge, cnn, florida. we re going to speak with mark o mara later on in the program, as well as a attorney for trayvon martin s family. as always, we have the best legal team around and a forensic scientist here. and former federal prosecutor sunny hostin, jeffrey toobin. danny savalos and mark geragos are all here.