indicated, remember that martin was over zimmerman because of the way his clothes were when the shots were fired. that s important because he said martin was on top of me. martin was smashing my head against the cement. that s critical to the defense. bill: this man confirmed what zimmerman said which is why the defense had him last and let s roll the tape on the key sound bite. the wound itself is by the gap, by the powder tattooing in the face of a contact of the clothing indicates this is consistent with mr. zimmerman s account that he that mr. martin was over him leaning forward at the time of the shot. bill: how important is that, guilfoyle. i think this is the hole issue? the case. the position of the two of them. whether or not george
zimmerman had a reasonable belief that he was in danger of great bodily injury or death. what he said is consistent with the number of times that we have heard from zimmerman during the prosecution s case, his previous statement that there is gunshot residue that the trajectory of the bullet, it s about four inches apart consistent with someone being on part of george zimmerman. and that s sis tent with what the prosecution says he was on top of him. bill: let me play devil s advocate here. the charge is that zimmerman murdered trayvon martin. second degree. second degree and manslaughter, correct. bill: certainly it is possible in a fracas, you are fighting, you are fighting, and there is no doubt that zimmerman had wounds and trayvon martin had wounds. you are fighting. that motion happens, that can put someone on top rather than on bottom. that doesn t mean a murder didn t happen, does it, wiehl it? doesn t necessarily. the jury can fight back and forth about. this remember,
how about the pot? original take on it was not enough to impair his behavior. and now, it looks like it is playing a slightly bigger role. george zimmerman said he locks like he may be on drugs. that s the best wae weight you will get out of it. george zimmerman s credibility was attacked. a young man in between the houses here and he must be high. they were able to keep it out. and the medical examiner said i changed my opinion. the thc might have had an impact and reenforced the fact that george said he locks like he is high. and comment in the 7- 11 that he was swaying and may have impaired his judgment on what zimmerman was doing. surprising or was that
distinguish screams for help. 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. here with reaction, rod wheeler, heather hansen and remi spencer. we want to get to the voice and why it was so important on the tape. first, breaking news, late this afternoon, the judge allowed the fact that marijuana was in trayvon martin s system at the time of his death. why is that important? i think it says more about zimmerman than trayvon martin. pot doesn t tend to make you more violent. what zimmerman said on the 911 tape, it looks like he s been doing drugs.
but to really poke holes in the picture that the prosecution has tried to put forward. where do you come down on these kind of videos or how effective they can be. i think in a case like this, it can be very helpful. everyone is sitting in that courtroom. the jurors probably would love to see a video that s an interpretation of what is possible and what could have happened. just for that reason, as lisa mentioned, it s not a possibility, it s the defense s possibility that they re trying to offer up to the jury. that s why the prosecution is trying to keep it out. to me, from my perspective, i believe it s just one more tool to allow them not to have zimmerman on the stand because they ll have that video that they want jurors to rely on. my concern and challenge with it is, well, whose version of events is going to be shown in that video? zimmerman has several versions of what could have happened. the witnesses that have testified so far have had several versions that is in conflict