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And his response was a flat affect about it. >> at some point, yes, it did. >> you even said to him, youre going to be anxious, youre going to have nightmares. im going to get you some help. didnt you say ta to him? >> yes, i did. >> what help did you mean you were going to get for him with what he had gone through? >> any kind of medical attention if needed and that would have -- whatever he might have needed himself. >> psychological intervention maybe. >> after a medical exam perhaps. >> okay...

How have you reacted to the cultural moment that is rachel jeant jeantel? >> there were for many of us watching rachel, we know her in so many ways because she lives in our community. she attends our public schools. he works as a cashier at the local five and dime. rachel jeantel is every bit an example of whats happening in urban america as a young person as my children are. i just think that having her on the stand, having her in the spotlight, she was a hesitant witness at best from the momen...

Taylor and jaungts capehart. goldie, i want to go to you on this question of stories not being perfect. john just mentioned youre not going to have a perfect story. otherwise it would probably be a lie. from what youve heard, taking in the totality of two days of testimony from witnesses who were neighbors that saw part of the confrontation, then going to the actual words of george zimmerman in those many interviews, do you feel like youve seen a consistent narrative on the zimmerman side. >> yo...

Appearance, theyre talking about her linguistic style. theyre talking about her level of education and whether or not she can read cursive writing. nous flash, they stopped teaching is your sieve writing public schools sometime ago. they teach it maybe as they teach latin. i do not expect her to understand cursive writing. looking at rachel jeantel through the eyes of you know an america who hasnt necessarily understood her day to day life and wa she does to survive, cope and make it in this wor...

Followed mr. martin, correct? >> on our first interview? >> yes. >> i may have. id have to check the transcript. >> yeah, and i happen to have a partial transcript here. if i were to tell you that you said you reported a suspicious person, you said yes, sir. you said you followed him and he said yes, sir. >> yes, sir. >> did he acknowledge to you that he at least followed and kept an eye on martin, did he not? >> yes, did he. >> was that anything that concerned you? >> no, sir. >> you didnt at t...

It? >> you want to get to a shooter, a person who you would say at least a person of interest as soon as you can, correct? >> yes, sir. >> before they are infected by additional information, correct? >> yes, sir. we refer to it as locking him into a statement. >> locking him in. >> yes, uh-huh. >> whats the reason for that? >> so the information that he provides can be as pristine as possible without being contaminated by outside influences. >> exactly. one of your primary goals as an investigat...

Visual of the person, correct? >> i think i stated to him that he did. i was summarizing what i had known that he said already. >> because that had come from the singleton interview, correct? >> correct. >> any concern with that? >> no, sir. >> he and then you had told him that you would like to do a walk-through or a recreation the next day, correct? >> yes, sir. >> now, we had officer singleton testify to this, but obviously he was mirandized, correct? >> yes he was. >> and affirmatively waive...

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