okay so now why is the case falling apart as a bunch of stuff going on here
number one is the same day as the bail hearing this photo was released by
a_b_c_ news which of maybe we can put up here for you
which outlines this
that apparently george zimmerman had on the back of his on the back of his head
now some people said that all of those lives but it this way
a lot of people saying many different things about this
picture which we we now have a on the screen do we have that time
we have okay
this in
there's a lot of a lot of thoughts about this picture lewis
my father one
if this is a police picture then presumably the special prosecutor angela
corey should have had access to the picture
uh... before she filed her charge
the picture and the fact that george zimmerman had this cut visible i'd was
not mentioned
in those documents to the best of my want my knowledge now if the prosecutor
knew about this picture and didn't included
that could be the exclusion of exculpatory evidence which is actually a
pretty significant problem with with these cases and they can lead to up to
disbarment
for these
prosecutors said this is a big deal now let's be completely clear about this we
don't yet know whether that picture has been doctored i've heard no official
statement about that picture the picture may have been doctored
the picture may not be observer men it may be craven martin's blood
they may be pictures ever hear from some other point i mean we just we just don't
know we can't treat that picture is any kind of evidence that being said
i am concerned though
about the fact that that exist i'm also concerned
and i don't excerpt from a police report that was released which says
george zimmerman was bleeding from the nose and the back of his head again
so-called evidence not official evidence yet but it certainly is going to become
a factor here
and i'm starting to worry was that this case against george zimmerman is falling
apart
uh... the case
against him is falling apart yet
i mean the way i think about it is uh...
but like i said in the witness thing seems to be very sketchy
what i thought the larry pratt on the last show
larry pratt says that we have the george zimmerman statements and something else
but at the same time we also have
freemen martin's grow friend friend who was on the phone we also have this
blonde woman who made some statements via trevan martin statements
there there isn't
but again we're we're really dealing in bend the evidence
colloquial e right we're not talking about what is going to be evidence in
the trial
i think it's it's going to be incredibly hard to determine exactly what happened
when you've got
only one person who clearly is going to speak in his own best interests and
that's going to help their right no question about it
i mean how do we know that survey didn't walk up straight on martin
pull a gun
money what what i do in a situation like that are not an attorney ron right amin
for all we know
if there are cuts and bruises on his head it could've been trade on acting in
self-defense because they haven't had a lot on because someone followed him and
pulled the gun on him no questions are a whole one can say about is that i was
skeptical about this new attorney mark uh... margot merrill margot mira uh...
the new the new georgia vermin attorney
and the reality is
he did a very good job
of inserting doubt about whether there even was a confrontation with some
pretty good questioning
of some of the uh... investigator detective investigator
and the reality is given to provide more and
did end up putting
george zimmerman to the ground
it could have been as you say because george zimmerman was following him and
put down on them
but when you insert gal
right the the standard here is beyond a reasonable doubt
if we don't get real what we can call evidence if we had ambiguity here
midtown that this is an acquittal for towards the middle question about it
i think there's definitely a chance that that's going to happen and it's going to
be one of these cases
uh... where people know that it's very likely that he is culpable
but he goes free because of the way the legal system deals with these cases o_j_
simpson case and it is that bring about that rings a bell
yeah doesn't promote money involved in that case casey anthony q we i think
that one
that was an interesting case that was that had to do more with uh...
discrediting
a certain method
then uh...
than anything i was a forensic figure the other thing that i'm concerned about
and then we'll move on is this statement that came on martin's monday okay and i
understand that
understand what she meant by saying that she believes what happened was an
accident
the problem is
then it just made it doesn't sound good and and here's the the if you didn't
hear the statement read by martin's mom said that she believes
it was an accident now what does she mean by that that she didn't mean that
it was an accident that george zimmerman shot her son trail i'm martin she meant
that it was by random chance by a accidental chance that is a permanent
raven martin or even in the same place that night the problem is
when you get that on paper
and then when you get other people starting to respond to what the fact
that she's use that word i believe it was an accident
even though she's not even talking about the shooting itself she's talking about
what she met with it was a random chance what happens when one is and i have to
do with what the jury years in the court is just something that's going to be
taken out of context as they yet another thing that in the public and media
by the media and
this is going to affect the trial does all of these little things because then
you have what you have people in the back of their mind saying
orchid tours around and says this was that was not intentional
and the mom said it was an accident now i know that's not what she meant it was
just a poor choice of words and she probably shouldn't even have made that
statement
but it's yet another piece that is just not going to help a case
against george zimmerman right
i think that
we will be lucky
to get a plea
for manslaughter here that's that's where i'm thinking this is going
i said before i think the charges are going to be more than manslaughter but
not first-degree murder that's what we got
and i i'm very very concerned about where this trial's going up
netanya wanted to get in
yeah i was just to make a point about the jury's i was under the impression
that in these types of trials they get jury members who really have no idea
what's going on outside of the courtroom you know i got to a friend and i think
that's not the case what they did it that's almost impossible in a case like
this for a look for
because remember you're like alike adam winkler said you don't want abis jerry
in either direction because of somebody going in by scan very quickly change in
the buys the other way very quickly
you want yours who basically are just open
the idea that they don't know exactly what happened and want to hear the facts
of the case that's really what you're looking for in a case like this right
and you just assuming that they mean that one