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It defies explanation. what doesnt defy explanation is this. evidence mounting. what doesnt defy explanation is officer tim smiths testimony that george zimmermans back was wet, and he had grass all over his back. evidencing, i would believe, that he was on his back, in the grass. he was getting beat up. tim smith, wagner everything else saw those injuries. okay. you do still get me going over some of the instructions with

Was videotaping? who was doing anything? they dont know any of that. he had all figured out. really? it defies explanation. what doesnt defy explanation are things like this. the mud on the knees. evidencing the mounting. what doesnt defy explanation is f officer tim smiths testimony that he had mud all over his back evidencing i would opine that he was on his back in the grass and he was getting beat up. manalo, tim smith, wagner. everybody else who saw those injuri

0 dr. bao, that was the states decision to bring him before you as a medical examiner. not really their decision. he was the one who did the autopsy. so although there was some interaction there that might have best been just redone, the reality is the only injuries were the injuries that we know about on trayvon martin and that the wet clothes should not have been -- should not have been bagged in paper and that the hands should have been bagged and we will talk about the hands in a little bit....

0 decision to bring him before you as a medical examiner -- not really his decision. he was the one who did the autopsy. although there was some interaction there that might have been best been redone, you the only injuries were the injuresies we know about on trayvon martin, and that the wet clothes should not have been -- should not have been bagged in paper, and at the hands should have been bagged. well talk about the hands in a little bit. she told you that it was her son, as im sure you ex...

0 i think he came across a man of his oath, of his word, and i would ask you to consider the testimony in that regard. mark osterman, buddy of his, talked about the weapon used, how you holster a gun. hes good at what he does. he was helping george figure out how to fire a gun. son da osterman, friend, definitely george zimmerman screaming for help. and explained away some of what the state was trying to prove ty call about the anger and hatred and all that that just isnt there. same thing with ...

From. >> because it was your understanding in your investigation that other -- let me ask you this. what other information supported that that was george zimmerman screaming? >> objection as to hearsay now. >> only to the extent that he was the chief investigating officer, your honor. >> just speaking objections, please. >> sorry. >> overruled. >> it was statements that i obtained from the initial responding officers. coupled with statements provided by an eyewitness. you want names or -- >> sur...

>> you were asked about information you had prior to that. >> yes, sir. >> and you mentioned mr. goode, correct? you mentioned mr. goode and the defendant, mr. zimmerman, correct? >> i didnt mention mr. zimmerman. that was an opinion of mr. zimmerman. >> okay. you mentioned tim smith. >> yes, sir. >> that he had actually heard the call, or he just said this is what mr. zimmerman said? >> yes. >> okay. right? >> yes, based on what mr. zimmerman said to officer smith. >> right. and you recall when...

Point in time, there really wasnt much of a dispute at that time as to where the voice came from. >> because it was your understanding in your investigation that other information -- let me ask you this. what other information supported that that was george zimmerman screaming? >> objection as to hearsay now. >> only to the extent he was the chief investigating officer, your honor. >> still speaking objection, please. overrule. >> it was statements that i obtained from the initial responding off...

0 >> do you recall about how many days after the event of the shooting that was? >> it was either the day after or the day after the -- i think it was the 28th. >> okay. what was the purpose of you bringing mr. martin and miss green to your office? >> to bring them up to speed as far as the progress of the investigation, where we were at that point. >> okay. they had some concerns, did they not, as to whether or not mr. zimmerman at that point had been arrested? >> yes, sir. >> were you sharing ...

0 recording that was playing on my computer. >> okay. we know, and i want to focus you on what we have shorthand called the lauer 911 call. you understand what i mean by that? >> yes, sir. >> and that is the call that has the screams on it and the gunshot. >> yes, sir. >> and did you play that for mr. martin and ms. green? >> yes, sir. i played all the recordings for him. >> okay. focusing on the 911 call we just talked about, the lauer 911 call, tell me how you played that, what volume or how t...