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Impact because i do think that it was effective to go through each witness the way o'mara did. he made a bet that the jury is not going to care that much about those inconsistencies if they were major and that was a risk. >> yeah. you're right. it was a very nuanced day in cord. you bring up a good point, the jurors. it all comes down to them. george howell was in that courtroom. was there any information to portray what the jurors might have been thinking as they will get their instructions and probably start deliberating. >> reporter: fair to say they were paying close attention to everythin...

Nightmare to be followed on the way home in the dark by a stranger. isn't that every child's worse fear? that was trayvon martin's last emotion. >> reporter: in every angle and every case of his argument from what we heard it seemed to be an emotional appeal. it was more of an explanation from mark o'mara. it started as a legal lesson explaining what it takes to find a person guilty of a crime and not guilty. he showed charts. he showed that video reenactment he wanted to have admitted as evidence but used as a demonstrative tool. he tried to explain it's not his burden to prove guilt beyond a...

When you talk about that video reenactment. sunny hostin said it best. juries love that type of evidence. they love that type of information because they're seeing this basically play out from start to finish. what you're seeing from the prosecution side, they're worried that that could bias and that could influence jurors as they head back to make that decision. also, when it comes to the information in trayvon martin's phone, which is still unclear what is in there, prosecutors don't want that evidence in. defense attorneys saying, hey, you had this evidence a long time ago. you made it hard...

Case, would you look at, in addition to what mr. zimmerman said happened on the video reenactment, you would look at the forensic evidence, which includes the pictures from the autopsy, that might show the gunshot wound. >> right. >> would that include looking at the report from the firearms expert, who analyzed the clothing? >> that's correct. the two most important things in this case are the autopsy report, including the photographs of the wound, and the reports by the firearms examiner. and then, secondarily, the scene photographs and such. but what you're looking at mostly is the autopsy ...