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I think this was a huge victory today. >> huge. really, sonnie, what planet are you on? it may get them passed. it may get them passed the judge throwing this case out. but im telling you, i think it looks like a complete -- >> i think both sides are right here in that this all comes down to that ill will. you see mark omara cramming in that language from the statute. and now you see the prosecutor doing it. terrific job of trying to bring the jury back and probably over that ill-will part of th...

Get them past the judge throwing this case out. but im telling you, i think -- >> aboth sides are right here. it comes down to ill will. you see mark omara, cramming in that language from the statute. now you see the prosecutor doing a terrific job of bringing the jury back, quaubling over that ill will. so the case will go to the jury on at least that issue. thats what this is going to come down to. do we believe calling people blanking punks, can that general anger toward a class of people bur...

Need to prove malice. malice is exactly what mark omara just went through, the ill will, the bad attitude, the trying to encapsulate. that police officer just gave them the closing argument and the closing argument is going to be, if there are two reasonable interpretations one that points toward innocent one towards guilt, you must find the defendant not guilty. that police officer just gave you one reasonable interpretation. there was no malice as of today, that second degree murder i dont thi...

Literally out of the language of the statute established the lack of ill will, spite or hatred. >> the trial is not over. vinnie do you put him on the stand, get them to identify the voice? >> you finish with sabrina fulton. you dont put tracy martin on the stand, you put mom on the stand, sabrina fulton. thats how you finish this case. >> what does she give you? >> shes going to identify the voice. shes going to make what happened much more real to this jury and remind them that a 17-year-old b...

He realized that trayvon martin had passed? >> he seemed affected by that. >> thats a states witness. >> this is brilliant. its so nuanced. what mark omara is doing is literally reading out of the statute. the statute defines -- the state the has the burden to prove depraved heart. what is that? they have to prove three separate things, one of those is ill will, evil hatred, thats where those questions come from. hes literally getting his closing argument prepared by asking about that evil or il...

Mind. that is ill will evil intent. those words are relative, we cant really define them but the florida courts have. they say such things like, you cant form that kind of ill will in an instant. usually these are people ho know each other who have formlated this hatred. it just isnt there. forget even if you dont believe. >> really? >> if you disbelieve the self-defense. >> how about these fing punks always get away? >> thats a good point. >> how is that not ill will. >> because that kind of il...

Tale of the tape, they had to decide whether this use the interview and they did and they got inconsistencies where his story was different, goes to his credibility. who was screaming? this is what george was talking about. the expert says i cant tell, sounds like its bad for the prosecution but it is. it opens the door for the family to identify the voice, it will be emotional and compelling. for the defense, kill without ill will, second-degree murder, depraved mind, evil intent. you get the i...

Serino also conceded that george zimmermans behavior was consistent with profiling someone. serino also conceded that the term fing punk, the terms that george zimmerman was using was evidence of ill will, hatred, spite, and those are all the elements that the prosecutor has to prove, right? the prosecutor has to prove depraved mind, that he had this sort of ill will, this intent, this spite. and they also need to prove, i believe, in this case to refute self defense was george zimmerman was the...

Zimmerman had ill will. they are trying to get the elements of first degree murder. >> none of the witnesses are helping the state. i havent seen one witness that was beneficial to the state 100%. you see that a lot. if you try enough cases. you see people that take the stand and they are 100% on the prosecution side. in this case almost every witness helps the defense in some way, somehow. this witness specifically helps the defense. i dont see how hes bringing out a lot of damaging testimony f...

That [ bleep ] on the tape? we can play it again. >> i heard him say it. >> okay. he didnt say it with the screeching voice that he did, o, sir. >> he just sort of said [ bleep ], right? >> yes, sir. >> did he -- the way he said it, not the way mr. delarionda said, lets speak more the way my client said [ bleep ]. did that give you any cause for concern as for the way he said it? >> no, sir. >> didnt show any ill will, hatred or spite when he satisfied [ bleep ] always get away, did it? >> if i ...