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...sombebody screaming for help


Should have added as George claimed he did.

Bernie keeps objecting to MOM asking good questions...


DRINK

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Wow! Judge overruled a state objection!?! Wonder what the weather is in hell today?

Jury intimidation row(s)

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Looks like somebody (white) just escorted out?

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I saw that... wonder what happened? I didn't hear a phone. Anyone catch more of that incident?

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2:07 p.m.
O’Mara asks about possible previous information Singleton might’ve had.

O’Mara asks about the Catholic question from Zimmerman.

Singleton says she assumed he was Catholic.

She says she told him she didn’t think God meant you couldn’t save your life.

O’Mara asks about the conversation about the victim’s identity.

She says he gave her a blank stare and asked what she meant about not knowing the victim, and then he asked if she meant he was dead. She says she told him she thought he knew that and then he sunk his head down.

O’Mara asks about his concern for medical care.

O’Mara asks if he had any type of bad attitude, ill-will, or anger toward Martin.

“He seemed affected by that,” she says.

She believes she talked to him initially around 9 p.m.

1:57 p.m.
O’Mara asks Singleton about a witness that may have seen the incident.

De la Rionda objects and the attorneys approach Judge Nelson for a sidebar.

1:55 p.m.
O’Mara asks about her history. She served in the military before attending college at the University of Central Florida.

“I wanted to be able to help people,” she says as one of the reasons she considered law enforcement.

She says most suspects will actually speak at will.

O’Mara asks about people that can change their mind in agreeing to speak with police.

He mentions the reenactment video and Zimmerman voluntarily doing it.

O’Mara asks about the request from Sgt. Santiago about the video surveillance number. He asks about her knowing today about an eye-witness, a 911 call with screams on it and number witnesses that heard something.

He asks if Zimmerman knew of evidence of a 911 call with screaming.

Singleton says Zimmerman mentioned a person in the door window.

Singleton says during the interview someone possibly heard something.

O’Mara points out Zimmerman told her he had been screaming.

O’Mara asks about Singleton becoming aware of Officer Tim Smith being told by Zimmerman that he was screaming.

“Yes, I learned that,” Singleton says.

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Ofc. Singleton is describing the bushes around the buildings along the dog walk, while NatJack is sticking her fingers in her ears.

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"That the attacker sustained a mortal wound is a matter that should have been considered by the deceased before he committed himself to the task he undertook." - 5th DCA, Stinson v. State (Fl)

Ha Ha ha
"This kid is pretty TALL!!!!"

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Here comes the broken record:

1) State calls a witness
2) State elicits tepid testimony from witness
3) Defense proves evidence of self-defense on cross-examination
4) State attempts to impeach its own witness on re-direct

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Bernie loves badgering witnesses.... EVEN HIS OWN WITNESSES

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Bernie attempting to rehabilitate Ofc. Singleton in re: Zimmerman's state of mind.

This is a Shakespearean tragedy and comedy all in one.

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"That the attacker sustained a mortal wound is a matter that should have been considered by the deceased before he committed himself to the task he undertook." - 5th DCA, Stinson v. State (Fl)

Here comes Serino?

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"That the attacker sustained a mortal wound is a matter that should have been considered by the deceased before he committed himself to the task he undertook." - 5th DCA, Stinson v. State (Fl)

It just keeps getting better and better -- for the defense.

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Are there any prosecution witnesses?

2:30 p.m.
Singleton is excused by subject to recall. The state calls Officer Chris Serino.

2:29 p.m.
De la Rionda asks about Singleton thinking Zimmerman didn’t realize Martin was dead.

De la Rionda asks why Zimmerman would holster his gun back if he thought Martin wasn’t dead.

Singleton says she didn’t use the word suspect to Zimmerman

De la Rionda asks about her use of the word suspect for someone she believes committed a crime.

He asks her about Zimmerman’s use of suspect and if it was speculation.

“You don’t know what was in his heart of his mind when he sought out, or to use his words followed this 17-year-old unarmed boy,” De la Rionda asks.

Singleton says she only knew what he told her.

De la Rionda asks about the screaming and if Zimmerman had to have known that someone was screaming.

O’Mara re-directs.

He says he wasn’t asking Singleton to speculate but if there was any evidence that Zimmerman acted in her presence with ill-will, spite, hatred or animosity.

She says she thought that was what he was asking.

O’Mara asks about if she were in a shooting situation and her re-holstering her weapon.

“I would re-holster when the threat was no longer,” she says.

De la Rionda re-directs.

He asks about the time she interviewed him.

De la Rionda finishes.

O’Mara asks to approach before they decide to excuse Singleton.

2:21 p.m.
O’Mara asks about Zimmerman not being sure of where Martin came from.

Singleton says she didn’t think it was significant because Zimmerman said it was dark out there.

O’Mara submits photos as exhibits and shows them to Singleton.

They are of the scene taken the next day.

She points out the bushes near an air condition on one end of a building.

A wider shot of the scene shows the row of home and she points out the bushes.

She points out that Martin was pretty tall and they tried to figure out which bushes.

O’Mara finishes questioning. De la Rionda begins re-direct.

De la Rionda asks if she agrees what or isn’t significant is up to the jury. She says yes.

2:15 p.m.
She believes Serino asked her to get a written statement.

She says she didn’t notice any significant differences in the statement. She says most people don’t tell the same exact story twice.

O’Mara asks about the interview given to Investigator Serino.

She remembers some differences, but not significant ones.

Singleton says she assumed Martin had come in and out of view at least twice.

She says she knows there are no street signs where Zimmerman said he parked.

O’Mara asks if any changes caused her concern.

“Not significantly, no,” she says.

O’Mara asks about Zimmerman telling her he got on top of Martin to spread his hands and if that caused her concern. She says no.

O’Mara asks about Zimmerman calling Martin a suspect and if either of them knew his name.

She says she didn’t read it at the time, but today doesn’t think it’s unusual.

O'Mara asks about De la Rionda using the word "claim" and if that's how Zimmerman spoke.

Singleton says he didn't say it that way.

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Karma.