I think I figured it out....

The State are claiming ALL the Defence witnesses as being on their team

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9:53 a.m.
West has a document marked. He hands a copy to Nakasone. It is his curriculum vitae.

West asks him about his working group. Nakasone says the concept was born in 2009 at an inter-agency symposium where they realized there was a lack of consensus in establishing common operating procedures.

He lists the missions and goals of the working group. Nakasone is the elected chairperson, with four sub-committees.

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Just had a thought... maybe State are worried that defence migh pay Owen and Reich to testify for them.

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Bingo!! I think the same.

A trade off that makes a trial look like it was necessary... the show.

This is the 'wake me up when it's over' segment of the trial.


...aafter witnessing all of the Frye.

The father didn't recognize the voice.

More explicitly: Tracy Martin listened to the 911-call screams, and was asked, "is the screaming voice your son?"

He answered NO.

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10:01 a.m.
West asks about Nakasone’s group work bringing him in contact with other world-known scientists.

Nakasone says lately he has been contacted by email from scientists in the U.S., agreeing with him that the recording cannot be analyzed.

Nakasone says he helped coordinated the working group and get funding.

West asks him about NIST, the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Nakasone says NIST’s function is for speaker recognition is promotion of the science.

West asks him about a methodology for speaker identification being submitted for testing of the performance and evaluation from NIST.

He asks if Nakasone is current on what’s happening in the speaker identification community.

He says yes.

Nakasone says NIST has not addressed extreme voice samples.

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Any recall when Nakasone's first report was produced?

And it also sets up testimony of police investigators who heard Tracy deny it was Trayvon's voice.

I missed what the Weasel objected to?

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Why is Nelson entertaining a speaking objection from Mantei?

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I get it... West is covering the listner bias thing (Schemers and relatives) ESPECIALLY the way that The Schemers were played the tape as a group... the bias of their reactions effecting each other.

Weasel objects again

west has a "constitutional" point to raise


DRINK

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Numerous individuals hearing the screams and creating bias from one to another in how they judge familiarity to the voice of the screams.

Kathi Belich, WFTV
The defense is working to dismantle the way the Martin family identified his voice as the one screaming for help

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Maybe the City Manager and Mayor can clear this up!

10:13 a.m.
West asks to be heard at the bench for a constitutional argument. Mantei says the question is beyond the scope and a law enforcement officer should be asked the question.

10:12 a.m.
Nakasone says he FBI counsel allowed him to testify for this case, but there are limits to what he can talk about.

Nakasone’s lab is a forensic lab. West asks him to explain it for the jury.

“Forensics simply means the analysis that is being conducted for the investigative guidance,” Nakasone adds as part of a broader definition that what West explained.

Nakasone says no single examiner can issue a report, a second examiner must also analyze as part of a mandate.

West asks if that includes “blind panel testing.”

Nakasone says when they are afraid listener bias is a factor, they use a blind panel, not telling the listener what they are going to hear.

“Exposing the other examiners with preliminary judgment made by a primary examiner would lead to guaranteed bias,” Nakasone says. He says there is always danger of bias in others.

Mantei objects to a question.

West asks if he can be called as his own witness.

He asks who Nakasone works for. The FBI, Nakasone says. West asks about him working for law enforcement before that.

He asks if Nakasone participates in training. “Personally, I really, I haven’t really guided other law enforcement how to do it except when I am being asked by special agents,” Nakasone says.

West asks about listener bias for people listening to a recording at the same time.

Mantei objects.

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I hate sidebars.

Here comes Bill Schaefer repeating the canard that Rachel Jeantel proves that Zimmerman was the aggressor.

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