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Inconsistencies coming he said trayvon martin came out of the bushes, the location of his hands, et cetera, but overall, the police seemed relatively satisfied with what george zimmerman had told them time and time again. i think that these were not minor inconsistencies. some of the big inconsistencies where zimmerman claiming he was so severely injured he had to pull out a gun and kill trayvon, that s not what we heard from detective serino. he said he didn t believe zimmerman was punched 20 to 30 times. we heard the medical examiner said it wasn t consistent with someone punched a dozen times, maybe once, and had his head hit at a maximum of once, as well. so it is bringing into play zimmerman s inconsistencies. she s an attorney for the martin family. we try to present all sides. ....
Relatively satisfied with what george zimmerman had told them time and time again. i think that these were not minor inconsistencies. some of the big inconsistencies were george zimmerman claiming that he was so severely injured that he had to pull out a gun and kill trayvon. the detective said he didn t believe george zimmerman was punched 25 to 30 times. the medical examiner said the injuries are not consistent with someone who has been punched what over a dozen times. at maximum had his head hit on the concrete one time, swem. so all of these witnesses are bringing in to play zimmerman s inconsistencies. jasmine rand, appreciate your time. thank you. we try to present all sides. joining us once again tonight, zimmerman defense co-counsel mark o mara. this morning, the judge threw out an exchange between you and the lead investigator that took place yesterday. ....
the shot? as i said, it was dark. but after the shot, obviously someone the man got up, and it was kind of like that period of him i can t say i actually watched him get up, but maybe only within a couple seconds or so, then he was walking towards where i was watching, and i could see him a little bit clearer and see it was a hispanic man, and he was he didn t appear hurt or anything else. he just kind of seemed very i guess the term very worried or whatever, walked on the sidewalk at that point, his hand up to his forehead. and then another man came out with a flashlight. senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin joins us. you went to visit with the anderson cooper staff and heard more about the interview. he said it was a hispanic man. that would match the description of george zimmerman. he didn t seem hurt. he does say later he had his hand at his forehand. what do we make of the part we just heard? well, the big issue that remains at the heart of this cas ....