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the fact. why is everybody coming out at this late stage. so many of the women who came out appeared to me to have ulterior motive for being with him. i mean this is not just a one-sided event. there is a context. there are complex motives involved. i don t think we have all the facts. all right, tom, thank you very much. of course they re going now through the 200 pages of documents in that deposition. we ll be back with more on this breaking news.
morgan. said it was pivotal what ben crump said. under florida law anyone can walk through a neighborhood and get chased down. tom, an interesting point, isn t it, taking this case to a natural extension that can happen to anybody and this could all happen again tomorrow. well, piers, the question is where does self-defense begin? if zimmerman chose to follow him and confront him after the police told him not to, if zimmerman chose to come after him with a deadly weapon after the homeowners association specifically forbade that kind of behavior, when does self-defense begin? i think the key to this case as far as the jury is concerned, what value they place on how things started.
believe that this jury will buy into the self-defense claim and that wipes out murder two and wipes out the aggravated assault, if you believe the self-defense. but again, as we were just talking, if this jury of six women, five moms take a look at the evidence and they say by gosh, exactly what everybody is saying tonight, there is something wrong with the with the idea that if somebody could get out of their car, profile somebody as a perpetrator, follow them in the dark, be armed and then shoot them dead and it s just a kid walking home to their parents house. right. so if they see that, they could conclude that s cupble neg again and might overlook self-defense in that regard. that s why the defense is arguing so hard. they don t want those. absolutely, yeah. got to move on quickly, tom, to you about dzhokhar tsarnaev, the only surviving boston marathon bomber pleaded not guilty today
all medicare supplement insurance plans help cover what medicare doesn t pay. and could save you thousands a year in out-of-pocket costs. call now to request your free decision guide. and learn more about the kinds of plans that will be here for you now and down the road. i have a lifetime of experience. so i know how important that is. then they asked me did i recognize the voice. and what did you tell them? i told them absolutely, it s my son, george. is that an opinion that you still have through today? certainly. george zimmerman s father testified today said the screams on the 911 call were that of his son. would it determine the outcome. with me again, hln contributor mel robins, tom and glenda hatchet, the host of the judge hatchet show. if you are at home and want to get involved, tweet me at piers