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Originally Posted by brassmonkey
[B](CBS) Investigators closely questioned murder suspect George Zimmerman about whether he followed Trayvon Martin and whether he was in fear for his life in a videotaped recording of a Feb. 29, 2012 police interview played in court Monday.
"You basically jumped out of the car to see where he was going. That's not fear," said detective Chris Serino in the videotape.
Serino, the lead detective in the investigation, took the stand Monday afternoon. The jury watched the videotaped interview as Serino testified. They also watched a video of Zimmerman's re-enactment of the fatal altercation taped by police in his Sanford, Fla. gated community the day after the shooting.
hearsay, hearsay, hearsay . . .
he was so scared he jumped out to chase the kid. most people in fear would leave.
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Do yourself a favor and LISTEN to testimony instead of READING someone else's interpretation. You missed a very important part . . . like when the cop said he believed Zimmerman. He tried to bust him in a lie and could not.
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Originally Posted by SuckOnThis
Lots of inconsistencies with the Pillsbury Dough Boys story.
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Yeah, and lots of cops testifying today that if his recollection of the facts had been exactly the same every time he was asked he would not believe him at all.
At one point the legal analyst said to the co-host: "You see where Zimmerman is sitting right now? That is as close as he is going to get to the witness stand." The prosecution brought so much stuff into evidence that the defense could never get away with because it would be "self-serving" but the prosecution entered the interviews, so not Zimmerman never needs to testify. He is already on tape.