This guy is GREAT on details and FACTS, down to the times and events since that evening.

Traybots still trying to spin this. They really think that John is helping the prosecution.

The defence mucking about with exhibits is VERY distracting.... they need to get their act together

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Of course Good's testimony is helping the prosecution........................lose their case

Well, it should help to fill out the prosecutions show, if that's what they mean by helping them.

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10:41 a.m.
“It didn’t sound the same, it sounded more like a rock hitting the window,” Good says.

O’Mara asks him about hearing his voice on the recording.

O’Mara goes over the sequence of hearing the gunshot, calling 911, and talking to 911. Good confirms.

“It sounded like it was the person on the bottom,” Good says in answer to a question about where the yelling was coming from. He thinks he only heard a few yells, possibly three, for help.

Good says there was not a second voice that he heard.

“I said ‘what’s going on? Cut it out. Stop.’ Something like that,” Good says. He says the person on top didn’t acknowledge him.

Good says he couldn’t see a gun.

O’Mara asks about Zimmerman trying to get up from being on the bottom, with Martin on top of him.

Good says he can’t describe it and can’t tell him what it looked like.

“Just as I just stated,” Good says in answer to a question about when he noticed Zimmerman’s clothing.

O’Mara asks who Good first spoke to. He says it was the police and he filled out a hand-written statement.

He says the only thing he did was clarify any statements from the first one, when O’Mara asks him about “inconsistencies.”

Good says he also talked to Investigator Serino that same night, giving an oral statement.

O’Mara says it was in that statement he used the words “MMA style” and “ground and pound.”

Good says the media went to his house every day and “pretty much harassed” him for six months.

He says a reporter talked to him through a door and he used the same description.

Good says he had another interview with Serino, and then had an interview with FDLE’s John Batchelor.

“He went into pretty good detail about what happened?” O’Mara asks. Good says yes.

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No objection from Bernie on the 7-11 pic? He looked busy contemplating what his testimony would be on redirect.

I guess when George is acquitted... they will spin that as being some sort of victory?

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The jury got to see the 7-11 photo! The now know what TM™ actually looked like that night!

10:48 a.m.
O’Mara asks why he thought it was a dog fight. Good says there are a lot of dogs.

Good says it was Daytona 500 weekend and people were probably partying.

O’Mara shows him a photo taken of Zimmerman from the police station, asking him about the clothing.

He says the jacket could possibly be the color he saw on the bottom that night.

O’Mara shows Good a picture of Martin at 7-Eleven and asks about the clothing. Good says they are the same colors as the person on top.

O’Mara submits an exhibit of sketch Good made during an interview of what he saw. He shows it to him.

"It's my horrible stick figures," Good says jokingly, describing the sketch.

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So is Bernie going to try to say that George was in control of Trayvon from the bottom? That would be pretty lame.

More histrionics from Bernie now... water bottles used like Trent uses cabbage patch dolls

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When he took a crink of water, the brilliant water bottle plan struck him!

Bernie nit picking about when "ground and pound" first mentioned and by who.....


What a dope... it just means the Jury get to her the term yet more times.... STOP DIGGING Bernie

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Bernie is having a little trouble here impeaching his own witness again!

10:58 a.m.
O’Mara goes over the sketch diagram with him.

O’Mara questions Good about the timing of his call, the gunshot and when he later went upstairs and saw Martin’s body.

Good says he saw Zimmerman walking and two guys with flashlights. O’Mara asks if the porch light is bright enough to go beyond the patio. Good says it might be a few feet.

Good says the voice he heard could have been Zimmerman, adding that it is just his opinion.

O’Mara finishes questioning.

De la Rionda redirects.

He demonstrates with water bottles how Good saw the people outside.

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11:03 a.m.
De la Rionda asks about the statements Good made, skipping the news.

Good says there were new question in later interviews. De la Rionda asks if anyone ever asked about hearing fist-smacking sounds. Good says no. He asks the same question about

De la Rionda asks if Serino might’ve said the words “ground and pound.” Good says he believes it was himself, but it possibly might’ve been Serino.

De la Rionda submits and exhibit and gives it to Good to see if he reads the words “ground and pound.”

O’Mara objects saying its improper impeachment, but Judge Nelson says she doesn’t know if it is that or “recollection.”

Good says he used the word ground, but he used the words in an interview with Serino, elaborating more.

Good says it was clarifying, adding for the purpose of giving a better visual.

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