show the jurors. they re going to resume testimony right now. we re watching what s going on. the jurors are being brought in, six women, all members of the jury, five of them mothers. they ve brought some evidence, presumably from the lockers that they have sealed overnight, but they re going into that room to get some more. you see mark o mara there, bringing some more evidence out. charts, looks like other stuff. i don t know what they have, but we re watching. maybe george howell who has been covering this trial for us has a better sense. looks like a hoodihoodie, looks the very famous hoodie. george, set the scene for us. basically what we understand now, we could hearing from vincent demaio. he is a well-regarded forensic pathologist and he will testify, basically, on his theory of what happened on february 26th, 2012, exactly how this shooting, how all of the events played out.
no hands are being raised. did any of you read or create any e-mails, twitters, tweets, blogs, or any social networking pang pages about the case? no hands are being raised. thank you very much. call your next witness? thank you, your honor. vincent demaio. raise your right hand, sir. do you swear the testimony presented will be the whole truth, nothing but the truth, so help you god? i do.
you may proceed. thank you, your honor. good morning. good morning. if you would, please state your name. my name is dr. vincent j.m. demaio. and would you spell your last name, please. capital d, small i, a space, capital m-a-i-o. thank you, dr. di mayo. what is your professor? i m currently employed in the practice of forensic pathology. do you old a degree in medicine? i obtain my degree from the university of new york medical center back in 1965. would you please outline for the jury in the court your educational background, then, beginning at medical school?
you were asked about the dna. i know at some point you were head of the lab. i think it was in texas, wasn t it? yes, sir. we continue to watch the prosecution get questions and answers from dr. demaio. we re back after a quick break. stay tuned. how much protein
there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that is george zimmerman. and i wish to god i did not have that ability to understand that. it was john donnelly that made george zimmerman emotional. he bought george clothes for trial and taught him how to draw a windsor knot. they drew on his experience in combat as a medic who routinely heard screams for help to make their case the screaming on the 911 call was george zimmerman. that set the stage for tracy martin, trayvon martin s father. defense attorneys first recalled two investigators who say martin told them, no, the voice screaming was not his son. then they put martin on the stand. i didn t tell him, no, that wasn t trayvon. i kind of chairs had wheels on them and i kind of pushed away from the away from the table and just kind of shook my head and said i can t tell. so, your words were, i can t tell? something to that effect, but i never said, no, that wasn t my son s voice. reporter: defense attorneys also