i don t know where vinnie is. we got an upgrade. sunny hostin. thanks for being with us. we know danny zavalos, great criminal defense attorney. after the families testified, sunny, your take for that jury, you re looking at them, who was more impressive for them about the voice on the tape? is you know, it was interesting. i think that certainly they were with sybrina fulton when she was on the witness stand. they were also with george zimmerman s mother gladys zimmerman when she was on the witness stand. they were engaging. in my view, the person that they looked at the most, the person that they seemed to strain to hear was jahvaris fulton. all eyes were on jahvaris. remember that is trayvon martin s brother, and i ve got to tell you, he was so eloquent, he was so elegant. the thought or the suggestion that this mother raised a thug in trayvon martin, i think, was dispelled.
everything else falls in line. my hope is they will look not only at what each mom says, but what other people say. what tracy martin said when he said it wasn t his son s voice screaming for help. even when jahvaris says he thinks it might have been his brother but he wasn t sure. we have to look at the other evidence, the injuries to george, the forensics that support the fact that george is the one attacked. the fact that trayvon martin had no injuries but for the gunshot wound. i think that they re going to tyke it all sort of holistically or in context and we will be able to realize it was george screaming for help. back to sybrina fulton, mark, this morning and the way in which you cross-examined her. i talked to multiple lawyers today, and in describing the way in which you proceeded, they called it a rookie mistake, they never would have gone there, the link, the questioning. let s roll some of it.
she endured it. she endured it because she is very committed to the legacy of her son and god has canted to keep her, jahvaris, and tracy. jahvaris is a very quiet person. he did a great job to come in there and represent his younger brother who lost his life. it was a tough day for her. at the end of the day she was still keeping it together but she told me she was exhausted. remember, she has been here every day through these proceedings to make sure that her son gets justice, and we believe that she will. daryl parks, i appreciate you joining me. thank you so much. you know, you bring up some of the criticism about the cross-examination of sybrina fulton. we will ask the man himself who did that cross-exam, mr. mark o mara, joining me live coming up next. do not miss this.
everything else falls in line. my hope is they will look not only at what each mom says, but what other people say. what tracy martin said when he said it wasn t his son s voice screaming for help. even when jahvaris says he thinks it might have been his brother but he wasn t sure. we have to look at the other evidence, the injuries to george, the forensics that support the fact that george is the one attacked. the fact that trayvon martin had no injuries but for the gunshot wound. i think that they re going to tyke it all sort of holistically or in context and we will be able to realize it was george screaming for help. back to sybrina fulton, mark, this morning and the way in which you cross-examined her. i talked to multiple lawyers today, and in describing the way in which you proceeded, they called it a rookie mistake, they never would have gone there, the link, the questioning. let s roll some of it. you certainly hope as a mom, you certainly hope that your
sybrina and tracy. you know trayvon martin s parents well. yes. as you watch the proceedings what s going through your mind? it s a tough day. i spoke to sybrina, tracy and jahvaris last night. this is a day the family never wanted to have in their lives to testify at the murder trial of their child and brother. i think sybrina was remarkable this morning. a woman of grace. an amazing parent. i think jahvaris s testimony shows these young men had incredible parents who were always present. he s a college student. trayvon martin was on his way to college when he turned 18. she was incredible. the questions from mr. o mara about whether you hoped the voice was your son no mother in the world would hope to hear their child s voice being beaten, a gun to him, ultimately