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>> but they had your phone number. right? >> yes. >> because there were texts and phone calls. >> between who? >> you and miss fulton. >> no. >> she sent you a text. >> that was march the 19th. >> thats what im talking about. >> yes. >> after march 19th, you didnt go to law enforcement and law enforcement never contacted you, correct? >> correct. >> but miss fulton had your phone number. >> yes. >> so she could have given that to the police. >> yes. >> she could have given it to the sanford poli...

Correct? >> yes, sir. >> but today, in miss fultons living room, and he asked you, "could you hear anything else," you said, "yeah, as a matter of fact, i could hear a little bit." correct? >> yes, sir. >> and the first thing you said, well, i could just hear like i guess because the headphone might have come off -- or -- so youre saying there that you heard the had headphone, in your mind -- >> came off. >> -- came off. then the next thing you heard was grass? >> no, sir. >> can you describe th...

>> t. c., in front of the car was t. c., bald headed dude. >> this guy? >> yeah. sorry, man. and sabrina and me. >> and you went from your friends house to miss fultons house? >> yes, sir. >> and the people that youve already identified so far were in the room with you when the interview took place? >> yes, sir. >> anybody else? any other family members? >> no, sir. >> any other lawyers? >> another lawyer from the martin family. >> right. a big guy? >> a big guy, yes, sir. >> do you know his nam...

Racially profiling and murdering trayvon martin? >> yes. >> you never heard that before? >> hu. i told you, i dont watch the news. >> how about when you talked about with tracy martin, did he say, will you please come forward? because we are saying this is a racially motivated murder. >> no, he just asked me can i talk to his attorney. >> how about when you talk to miss fulton, did she say, will you please come forward and talk to our attorney and record it because we think this is a racially ch...

Bother her if you said that her son described the man that was following [ muted ] -- >> [ muted ] -- >> objection, asked and answered. [ inaudible ] >> can we move on to another topic? >> just to be clear, then, you didnt include that in the letter and you didnt include that in the conversation you had on march 19th with miss fulton? >> no. >> and when you were interviewed by mr. crump and later that day you didnt say it? >> no. >> and then you were interviewed

Go back, i believe, listening to the testimony. we may pop back in with you. thanks for sticking with us. >> -- to be given to miss fulton? >> yes. >> and that letter was prepared with the assistance of a friend of yours named francine serb? >> yes. >> and you and miss serve talked about what you wanted to be in the letter, and then she helped write it in a way that was legible, correct? >> yes. >> but the contents of the letter are yours. >> yes. >> are you able to read that copy well enough th...

An interview with the state. thats when i met crump. thats my first time meeting crump. >> the other time it was only on the phone -- >> yes. >> when you talked with him? >> interview, yes. >> on this day, april 2nd, 2012, you met him because he was one of the people that went to your friends house to pick you up? >> yes. >> to bring you to miss fultons house, correct? >> yes. >> this interview actually took place at sabrina fultons home in her living room, correct? >> yes, sir. >> so mr. crump ...

Anything or did you hear trayvon say anything?" do you remember that question? >> yes, sir. >> up to that point you never told anyone that after this hit that you heard anything else? correct? >> yes, sir. >> but you said on that day with miss fulton sitting next to you, "i could hear a little bit"? >> yes, sir. >> you said, "i could hear just like i guess the head phone because the head phone he might have gone off." correct? >> yes, sir. >> mr. de la rionda said, "okay, what could you hear?" i...

>> and you told mr. crump i had gone to the hospital instead of the wake, which was also a lie? >> yes. >> you also lied and told them you were 16? >> i dont remember saying that, but i did tell them that i did not want my age out. >> did you say you were 16 so you could maybe. >> so that maybe there wouldnt be as much public disclosure, as if you had said your true age of 18? >> y., so you told ms. fulton that you were 16? >> yes. >> did you tell mr. crump that, too? >> yes. >> and you told bot...

>> no. >> was it at a studio? >> i dont remember where. >> were you supposed to be recorded for division? >> no, i did not know about no television. >> you didnt know that your interview was going to be recorded for broadcast? >> no. >> so how did the plan change? you thought it was going to be an in-person meeting, but then it turned out to be a 268 interview. >> yes. who told you were not going to do it in person, were going to do it on the phone? >> jerome. did he give you a call and just say...