10:35 a.m.
West shows her the call list. He asks her to look at the second to last call beginning at 6:54 p.m. and disconnecting at 7:11 p.m. He says the next call picked up at 7:12 p.m. and disconnected at 7:15 p.m.

West asks her if she knows why the phone cut off. She says no.

West asks her if the 19 seconds between calls seems about right.

She says yes.

West asks if it would be a good time for a recess.

Judge Nelson breaks for recess for 15 minutes.

10:30 a.m.
Jeantel says Martin told her the man was on the phone watching him.

She says she told him to run home, and then Martin said no, but he was going to the back area where his father’s fiancée lives.

West walks her further through the final phone call conversation.

Jeantel says she ran to try to run from Zimmerman.

She says the only time Martin said the man was on the phone was near at the mailing area.

West says it’s confusing when she says the back area.

He asks if she knew what direction he took.

She says know.

West asks her if she knew where Martin ran.

Jeantel says when Martin ran, the phone cut off and she called back.

She says she doesn’t know how long it took.

10:23 a.m.
West asks if she had a chance to read the transcript from her interview with De la Rionda.

She says two weeks ago she read it at FDLE.

West says he can’t hear her and asks her to speak up.

She says she listened to it.

West asks if it was at FDLE in Miami. She says yes.

West asks if she reviewed any other statements. She says she watched the interview she had with West.

She says she did not review any other material before going to court.
West says he’d like to talk about the phone call with Martin.

He asks about the phones disconnecting during their calls.

He asks if when the phone disconnected one or the other would call the other back.

She says yes.

She says Martin began walking home to try to lose Zimmerman.

West asks about the phone disconnecting while he was in the complex.

She says Martin was in the mailing area.

West asks about after Martin left the mail area and began walking toward his home and if the phone cut off again.

She says yes and that she called him back.

West asks if that was the last call. She says yes.

He asks about the call before and Martin telling her the man was watching and in the car.

He asks about her telling Martin to run.

10:15 a.m.
West asks her about her conversation with Fulton on March 19 and the letter and that she never mentioned she heard Martin say “get off, get off.”

She says, “Yes sir.” She adds that Crump never asked her.

West asks further about her not mentioning the comment in the interview with Crump or the letter to Fulton.

She says the state asked her the question, but Crump didn’t.

West asks if whether or not anyone asked her, she made the decision to not include the comment.

She says the state asked her.

West says he like to talk about the interview with Crump on March 19 over the phone.

West asks if she ever said in the interview that she heard Martin say “get off, get off.”

She says Crump didn’t ask her. “The state asked me that, sir,” she says.

West repeats what she has said about the phone cutting off.

West asks about the phone cutting off.

“If you say at the point where there was this exchange, the conversation, the exchange and the bump and the phone cut off, doesn’t that leave the impression that there was nothing else you could hear after that?”

She says “yes sir.” She adds that the state asked her more.

“Like I told you from the beginning, that interview, I think it lasted for 13 minutes. It didn’t last that long and I rushed,” she says.

West asks if she decided not to say the “get off” comment.

De la Rionda objects that it has been asked answered. Judge Nelson lets her answer

West asks a similar question

De la Rionda objects.

Judge Nelson lets her answer because West used the word “hurry.”

Jeantel says Crump is not an officer, she finishes asking West if he “got it?”

He asks her about telling an officer.

West asks about her interview with Crump and her being in a hurry.

De la Rionda objects.

Judge Nelson says it will be the last time she answers the question.

“Let’s move then to the April 2nd interview where you did have a chance to tell Mr. De la Rionda everything?”

“Yes sir,” Jeantel responds.

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Bill Schaeffer says #8's answer to the question doesn't matter; it's clear to anyone who watched #8 yesterday that someone talked to her last night. Says as long as the person/attorney didn't talk about the actual case but stuck to 'don't be so combative; listen to questions; etc.' But since she denied anyone talked to her, further lessens her credibility.

Not sure if Schaeffer said this, but I think it also makes it seem more likely someone discussed actual testimony. Why lie if there's nothing to hide?

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Rumpole - thanks for breaking that timeline down is easier to view posts.

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Skirmish

7:15:43 to 7:16:56

lasted 1:13 ?

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So what does that do to the two and a half minutes between end of NEN and first 911?

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Assuming she did not hear the ear bud bump and "get off get off".

Knowing she claims to have heard some indication the "skirmish" could have started just prior to that 7:15:43 mark (call ended), I'll have to grade your post as an A-.

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So no Angela Corey for the last two days?




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West asking DD to remember what they were talking about before the break...... big ask

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Reminds me....
I hope we hear at least a little questioning on how that wet grass sound could have happened within the "skirmish" time span.

That said, and all joking aside, I do greatly appreciate your efforts to complete that timeline with the gunshot time. I had been searching that record when you first posted it!

Low voice ...hidden closer to Tee?

Yes. The low, whisper voice of Trayvon followed that in the order of what she heard. So he could have backtracked and was quiet to keep from being neard by George.


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11:16 a.m.
West asks her about hearing a “bump.”

He asks about her talk with De la Rionda and her saying she heard “something hitting somebody.”

West asks her if can know that Martin was hit.

“…Take his fist and drive it into George Zimmerman’s face…” West said.

Judge Nelson asks West to lower his voice.

West asks again about her talk with De la Rionda, with Sybrina Fulton sitting next to her.

He mentions the question asking if she heard the man say anything and her only saying on that day that she heard “a little bit.”

She says, “Yes sir.”

West mentions that she said she heard the headphones.

“Like a ‘get off, some stuff,” West quotes her answer from the transcript.

West says the transcript isn’t accurate enough to her answer and he’d have to play the interview.

Jeantel asks for the transcript.

11:10 a.m.
West asks for the screen to be lowered.

He shows an aerial photo of the Retreat at Twin Lakes complex.

De la Rionda objects. West says he is showing the photo so the jury can put into context Jeantel’s testimony.

West asks about her telling Martin to run, the phone cutting off and reconnecting.

She says Martin told her he was by the back of his father’s fiancée’s house.

She says she could tell Martin was breathing hard and sounded tired from running.

West asks her about Martin’s voice being almost like a whisper.

She says yes sir.

West asks about Martin deciding to say “Why you following me?” to the man following him.

He asks about the way Martin said it, giving a different voice inflection.

11:02 a.m.
Judge Nelson reads jury instructions on the subject of objections.

10:58 a.m.
The attorneys and judge return to the courtroom and enter a sidebar.

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Debacle over what DD moight have said to Bernie April 2... ywo different transcripts.. and DD has a third idea

Want to play tape... but its not in evidence yet.


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11:24 a.m.
She says De la Rionda asked her to make it clear that she said she heard Martin say “get off” as she called his name.

West asks about her answer about what she heard.

She says because her voice is low she told them she “could” hear Martin.

Judge Nelson warns that both West and Jeantel they need to let the other finish before speaking.

De la rionda asks that West read the hold answer on the next page.

West asks to play the recording. Judge Nelson asks if it is in evidence. She says it needs to be marked, and the state needs to say whether they object.

De la Rionda asks to approach and if the court can read the transcripts.

They enter a sidebar.

11:18 a.m.
West gives her his transcript and De la Rionda’s.

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Jury out so that tape can be previewed outside their presence

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WOW we thought DD was BAD in the tape with Bernie..... she has got WORSE!!

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