Quite right Chip


DRINK

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Where's his gum? Check under the witness seat...

TrayDad has "correct" down perfect, when Bernie is testifying for him.

4:01 p.m.
Martin says officers first wanted to verify his son’s identity with him.

O’Mara objects to a question about officers showing a picture of the body on the ground and asks to approach.

The attorneys enter a sidebar.

4:00 p.m.
Martin says mostly “yes” answers.

He says he doesn’t remember the exact words about not being asked to identify his son’s voice.

Martin says he told Serino he didn’t know and he pushed away from the table shaking his head and said he couldn’t tell, adding it was “something to that effect.”

Martin says he didn’t know Singleton was in the area.

He says he didn’t ask to hear it again at the moment.

Martin says he never told anyone he listened to a cleaned up version of the recording.

He says he didn’t tell Sybrina Fulton he had listened to the recording at Serino’s desk.

O’Mara asks about being at the mayor’s office when the tape was played for the whole family.

Martin says he didn’t advise anyone of what they were about to hear because they all know what they were there for.

He says after listening to it so many times, he said he knew it was Trayvon’s voice.

O’Mara finishes questioning.

De la Rionda cross examines.

He asks if it is still hard to believe his son is not living.

“It’s very difficult,” Martin says, calling him his best friend in life.

3:52 p.m.
Tracy Martin takes the stand. O'Mara questions him about meeting with Officer Serino.

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Keep pushing Bernie, almost got the tears.

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His world upside down...


well, except when they turned the trashcans upside down.

Let's hope this opens the door for MOM to ask about Traydad™'s first thought was TM™ arrested.

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got out of vehicle

guilty!

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Down the tubes.

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Crump may be the main objective for calling TrayDad to the stand!

And here comes Chief Bill Lee.

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Oh sure, it would bring a lot of "comfort" to hear one's child screaming and shot. BDLR is such a lying, slimey, jerk.

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No doubt forbidden by judge; bad character of TM™.

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4:09 p.m.
De la Rionda resumes questioning about Investigator Serino showing a photograph he used to identify Martin on the 27th.

De la Rionda asks about the meeting at the police station in the 28th where Serino played the 911 calls.

Martin says he doesn’t think Serino played each call in its entirety, leading up to the last call with the shot.

He confirms he was still in denial about his son being dead.

O’Mara objects. It is overruled.

De la Rionda asks him about his response of pulling his chair back and realizing it was the shot that killed his son.

Martin says his world was turned upside down at that point.

He confirms he attempted to answer Serino.

“Basically what I was listening to, I was listening to my son’s last cries for help. I was listening to his life being taken,” he says.

He confirms he was present at the mayor’s office when it was played again.

He can’t remember it was all of the 911 calls or just the last one.

He says he took control of the mouse and was able to rewind it over again.

De la Rionda asks if it brought him comfort hearing it again.

O’Mara objects.

De la Rionda asks if Martin was still dealing with the death while playing it over and over again.

“Yes,” Martin says.

He says he was just trying to figure out why the defendant got out of his vehicle and chased his son when he played the recording over and over again.

O'Mara re-directs.

He asks if he believes the police lied about him saying he said it wasn't his son's voice.

O'Mara asks if he instructed Crump to say the police lied.

He says he never instructed anyone to say anything.

O'Mara finishes questioning.

Martin is excused, but subject to recall.

The defense calls Chief Bill Lee to the stand.

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Witness: Bill Lee - Former Sanford Police Chief

4:12 p.m.
Bill Lee takes the stand. He was Chief of Police for the city of Sanford. He says it ended June 22, 2012.

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From liesel

This really brings home how this whole thing was orchestrated once Crump and the PR team arrived.

Stories changes, stories were invented and a new family was born.

For me the biggest problem with the phone call with the friend testimony is that it never came about until after the release of the 911 tapes. Talk about a script.