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Is my client gets in the altercation with mr. martin after following him to see where he went as he agreed to with the officer. by not following him after he was told not to by dispatch. and to date, they have not presented any direct evidence -- and i would suggest not even circumstantial evidence that my client followed him after being told not to by the dispatch. they have no direct evidence, no circumstantial evidence that my client ever moved from the "t" intersection down the dog path until he was drug or forced there by trayvon martin. there's not a scintilla of evidence to support that...

Defendant grabbing his head and doing something with his head? >> absolutely. once he started screaming, trayvon -- george said trayvon grabbed his head and started bashing his head on the concrete, which his upper half of his body was on the dog path. >> in fact i think you quoted mr. zimmerman, the defendant, saying that he was 8 inches from the grass, correct? >> about. as george was explaining it, this upper half of him, somewhere here was still on the concrete and the rest of his body was on the grass. >> and i think your quote is i noticed that i'm about 8 inches away from the grass, cor...

>> he did. he left his vehicle. >> walked down the path. >> correct. >> do you know this area we're talking about? >> i do. >> you know flst a path that goes through retreat view circle and a right path. >> a t. >> he said trayvon martin went down the t, correct? >> perhaps. that's what he believes because the street beyond was lit better than the dog path was. if trayvon had gone to retreat view circle, he would have seen him or his shadow. because he lost sight of him around the time where the t was he just -- he said i believe he made his turn down that dark dog path area that was not well ...

Dog path, that trayvon had confronted him, had walked towards him and confronted him and they had a verbal. >> and what do you recall the defendant telling you that trayvon martin told him and what did he say in response? >> he cursed. i'm not going to curse here today. he said do you have a problem? and then he used a curse word. >> all right. now, you wrote a book about this, right? >> i did. >> and you wrote a book. and you quoted what the defendant, george zimmerman, told you, correct? >> correct. >> do you recall in that book writing "do you have a problem," that's what he said trayvon ma...

His under observation. >> at some point did he say to you that i couldn't see him any longer or that he lost sight of him? >> that's one of the reasons he got out of vehicle. >> tell me how he related that to you. >> he said he went in between the sets of town homes down the dog path, a walking path. >> when you say he you mean trayvon martin? >> right. >> he lost contact in the darkness in between the town homes on that walking path and then he got out of his vehicle to -- it may have been at the time someone is asking him where's your exact location because the officer was getting close. as ...