Zimmerman Not Guilty

[Scaletta01]

Of course I wouldn't...but oh if only that were the case in real life. If Zimmerman actually did get his head bashed into the concrete as you so valiantly believe, he'd have suffered more than a broken nose and cuts.



See, the difference is that Martin was not posing a death threat to Zimmerman, like it is in your hypothetical situation. Martin wasn't going to kill anyone's family in this issue like the guy is in your situation. This whole thing could have been avoided though, if Zimmerman hadn't stepped out and pursued a person looking into a window.

kthxbai

Can't change the fact a man was killed. Regardless of family or not, my life is in danger, I kill.

[Smookie]

What are you talking about?
it's everywhere. The medical examiner assigned simply concluded that his injuries were not life threatening.

I'll humor you for a bit.
Larry Kobilinsky, a forensic scientist, told CNN that Bao was “an unmitigated disaster for the prosecution. To end with Dr. Bao, it couldn’t be worse.”

Kobilinsky dismissed Bao as “amateurish” and said the medical examiner lost credibility with every cross-examination question.

Steve Raiser, a criminal defense attorney, told Fox News Channel that Bao’s testimony was “quite frankly terrible” because Bao couldn’t remember Trayvon Martin’s autopsy. But Raiser noted that Bao’s testimony that the bullet went straight through Trayvon’s heart undermined the defense argument there was a struggle for the weapon.

Orlando attorney Mark NeJame, a legal analyst for CNN, said the state ran “a beautiful, organized trial as it relates to telling a story,” but with Bao “it all unraveled.”

CNN’s Jean Casarez said she had never seen anything like Bao’s testimony in a courtroom.

WOFL-Channel 35 legal analyst Diana Tennis seconded that view. “He was off the charts,” she told Keith Landry on “Orlando Matters.” “This guy really cost the state a lot. To be the last witness — just not good.” Tennis was astonished that Bao didn’t understand court protocol and looked biased in favor of the state.

---------- Post added at 09:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:36 PM ----------

Of course I wouldn't...but oh if only that were the case in real life. If Zimmerman actually did get his head bashed into the concrete as you so valiantly believe, he'd have suffered more than a broken nose and cuts.

He did though.
BOTH medical examiners for the state and the defense said that his injuries were consistent with that happening.
Go look at what the witnesses testified to.

[Raj]

Can't change the fact a man was killed. Regardless of family or not, my life is in danger, I kill.

Well, that's your own problem then, which I won't debate or else we'll get off topic.

He did though.
BOTH medical examiners for the state and the defense said that his injuries were consistent with that happening.
Go look at what the witnesses testified to.

Can you provide a source for any of this? I've been digging through videos but couldn't find relevance to your point. I'd appreciate it if you could help me out here.

[Scaletta01]

I guess you would let it happen to you and do nothing. People these days -.-

Then they complain about it.

[Raj]

I guess you would let it happen to you and do nothing. People these days -.-

Then they complain about it.

Do you think I'd do nothing? Of course I would do something.

But would I kill? No.

[Scaletta01]

Cry to the police and nothing happens.

[Allegra]

I'll humor you for a bit.
Larry Kobilinsky, a forensic scientist, told CNN that Bao was “an unmitigated disaster for the prosecution. To end with Dr. Bao, it couldn’t be worse.”

Kobilinsky dismissed Bao as “amateurish” and said the medical examiner lost credibility with every cross-examination question.

Steve Raiser, a criminal defense attorney, told Fox News Channel that Bao’s testimony was “quite frankly terrible” because Bao couldn’t remember Trayvon Martin’s autopsy. But Raiser noted that Bao’s testimony that the bullet went straight through Trayvon’s heart undermined the defense argument there was a struggle for the weapon.

Orlando attorney Mark NeJame, a legal analyst for CNN, said the state ran “a beautiful, organized trial as it relates to telling a story,” but with Bao “it all unraveled.”

CNN’s Jean Casarez said she had never seen anything like Bao’s testimony in a courtroom.

WOFL-Channel 35 legal analyst Diana Tennis seconded that view. “He was off the charts,” she told Keith Landry on “Orlando Matters.” “This guy really cost the state a lot. To be the last witness — just not good.” Tennis was astonished that Bao didn’t understand court protocol and looked biased in favor of the state.

---------- Post added at 09:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:36 PM ----------



He did though.
BOTH medical examiners for the state and the defense said that his injuries were consistent with that happening.
Go look at what the witnesses testified to.

Well actually this medical examiner's name appears to be Valerie Rao? So....I'm not sure how to respond to you attacking this Bao character since I'm not even referring to him/her.

[Smookie]

Well, that's your own problem then, which I won't debate or else we'll get off topic.



Can you provide a source for any of this? I've been digging through videos but couldn't find relevance to your point. I'd appreciate it if you could help me out here.

(you need an account to see links)
Watch the whole thing!

---------- Post added at 09:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:43 PM ----------

Well actually this medical examiner's name appears to be Valerie Rao? So....I'm not sure how to respond to you attacking this Bao character since I'm not even referring to him/her.

There was Valerie Rao and Shiping Bao.

[Raj]

(you need an account to see links)
Watch the whole thing!

I can't be bothered to watch 2 hours worth of a trial to find one detail. Can you tell me what time they talk about it?

[Scaletta01]

Eh, to each his own. I'm out.

I hope there were no hard feelings :/