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>> all right. and whats the highest score someone can get that is the most alert someone can be? >> a 15. >> and what was the defendants glasgow coma score that evening? >> 15. >> and what does that highest score indicate to you? >> it would indicate that for eye response, it was spontaneous. for verbal response, he was oriented. for motor response, he obeyed commands. >> did you observe any injuries to the defendant? >> yes. >> and what injuries did you observe? >> he had a very swollen, bleedi...

Command, to pain, and to none. each section has a different amount of numbers for a score. >> all right. and whats the highest score someone can get, the most alert someone can be? >> a 15. >> what was the defendants score that evening? >> 15. >> and what does that highest score indicate to you? >> it would indicate that for eye response it was spontaneous. for verbal response, he was oriented. and for motor response, he obeyed commands. >> did you observe any injuries to the defendant? >> yes. ...

Minutes he was confronted with police officials. florida law would have prohibited them from taking pictures. if a neighbor walked onto the scene shortly after the shooting but before zimmerman was treated, remember, he was treated in the back of the patrol car for cuts and bleeding nose. when did a non-member of the investigative team get to take a picture of the back of his head? thats the question it raised for me. >> youre suggesting that the abc account is inaccurate? >> no, im just saying ...

At the timeline by presented by the police department, within minutes he was confronted with police officials. florida law would have prohibited them from taking pictures. if a neighbor walked onto the scene shortly after the shooting zimmerman was treated, remember, he was treated in the back of the patrol car for cuts and bleeding nose. when did a non-member of the investigative team get to take a picture of the back of his head? thats the question raised for me. >> your question to abc is you...

And bleeding nose. when did a nonmember of the investigative team get to take a picture of the back of his head? >> so youre suggesting that the account is inaccurate? >> no. >> well, if youre saying that, youre saying its not a picture of him that night. >> no. im saying did other people get to come on to that crime scene? did they take it atç the scene? if people not directly involved with the investigation were close enough to the crime scene or on the scene before he was treated, that mean...