Pre-Analysis 4 of The Zimmerman Trial

Background:
Quick Analysis of Zimmerman's Re-enactment
Pre-Analysis 1 of The Zimmerman Trial
Pre-Analysis 2 Of The Zimmerman Trial
Pre-Analysis 3 Of The Zimmerman Trial

Unanswered Questions:

Note that in his FIRST statement Zimmerman STARTED with his excuse for killing. He hadn't thought out his story in that much detail thus all the discrepancies. Considering that it took months to get an investigation started, he was right. (i.e. Florida has a Stand Alone Law which allows people such as Cheney to shoot people in the face and walk away without an investigation... law came later)


Now watch this video:

Intro: Zimmerman told police that after disappearing behind the houses, Martin came back toward the street, circled Zimmerman’s truck, and then once again headed back toward the houses. Zimmerman said that’s when he thought to get out of his truck and look for a street sign, because he was still on the phone with non-emergency dispatch and wanted to give the dispatcher more information:

1:30 - He answers a question with a pause then without pause. When he says YES it's done forcefully. Video is short. Report is shorter, says "The examinee has told substantially the complete truth" - NOTE: I have covered lie detectors here. That laptop gadget looks kinda outdated to me. I think we should be using more sophisticated lie detectors for cases such as these to lower the chances of a false positive or a false negative. Of course, the video and lie detector results should be available publicly if this is a public trial, which it is. Let the public decide on the lie detector results when they become fully available.

3:30 - Severity of his injuries had cleared up. Look at this screen shot I took of the beginning of the above video it's comeplety consistent with self-inflicted injuries on the sidewalk I hypothesized here, shown below, i.e. he hit his head on the corner a few times till he got blood:

In the interview the day after the shooting, Zimmerman told police he got out of his truck to look for a street sign, in order to give the non-emergency dispatcher more information. At this point, the dispatcher asked Zimmerman, “Are you following him?” – referring to Martin. When Zimmerman said he was, the dispatcher said, “OK. We don’t need you to do that.”

Hypothesis: Maybe he was scared for his life. This could be gang related. Zimmerman does look like he could be that sort of a guy and he definitely doesn't have a voice thick enough to reach that octave. That voice screaming was definitely a black kids voice (given the natural context of this first case - the situation may change after I post this). Zimmerman probably told him before he was going to kill him why he was doing  it or something like that, some sort of gang rule or initiation ritual. Then lay him out in a cross. {Occam's razor says that the simplest theory is the most likely one}

On 911 Call:

The admissibility of one of the most critical pieces of potential evidence in the George Zimmerman murder trial remains unresolved. An extended court session Monday evening failed to settle the issue of whether prosecutors will be able to play 911 calls from the night Trayvon Martin was killed. The so-called Frye hearing will resume Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET.

Note: The reason why the lawyers don't want this call admissible is because it pretty much shows an intent to kill. Afterall, it proves he followed Treyvon Martin for a whole minute after being told not to. That's damning evidence. It's that simple.