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And interestinged, we have the complete reversal here in that george zimmerman, in my opinion, should never have been charged with second degree, i understand the manslaughter, and that is what they should have charged. you do not start high and hope and play a crap shoot with someone's life and hope that the jury comes back lower. this omp ften comes back and effects african-american men. this is a game, if you take a look, especially at this prosecutor's office in duval county and you look at their philosophy and policies it relates to prosecution. we have a issue here. i'm bothered by the f...

Over charging people. and interestinged, we have the complete reversal here in that george zimmerman, in my opinion, should never have been charged with second degree, i understand the manslaughter, and that is what they should have charged. you do not start high and hope and play a crap shoot with someone's life and hope that the jury comes back lower. this omp ften comes back and effects african-american men. this is a game, if you take a look, especially at this prosecutor's office in duval county and you look at their philosophy and policies it relates to prosecution. we have a issue here....

George zimmerman, in my opinion, should never have been charged with second degree, i understand the manslaughter, and that is what they should have charged. you do not start high and hope and play a crap shoot with someone's life and hope that the jury comes back lower. this omp ften comes back and effects african-american men. this is a game, if you take a look, especially at this prosecutor's office in duval county and you look at their philosophy and policies it relates to prosecution. we have a issue here. i'm bothered by the fact that the team is seemingly in some ways coming in on their...

Question here. >> mark knnejame, you've done a lot of trials in this case. you've watched a lot of trials and you've probably seen a few trials where you get -- you used an aid like this in downof your trials. >> many. >> my first homicide case i jumped up on top of a chair and pointed a gun at the jurors and dealing with trajectory and threw some dice against the judge's bench challenging the jurors bench that life nothing but a crap shoot. >> was there an objection to that? >> no. >> the prosecutors marched that dummy into the well of that courtroom and straddled that exact position of those...

Right on this, or give me six months? it was a crap shoot. >> without the body, beaumont had a decision to make. >> i made arrangements to have him take a polygraph test, just to verify what he was told was true. and we did make a legitimate effort to go down there. so he asked a judge to give him credit for time served. jimmy keene became a free man and returned home to his aging father. what did you feel like when you were finally released? >> i was happy as could be. it was a very bizarre roller coaster i was on. it was redemption at its best. >> keene had five good years to spend with his ...