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O’mara is Zimmerman’s attorney. Gilbreath is the police detective.


1. O’MARA: Did you bring any supporting documentation with you to the courtroom on his bond motion at all?

GILBREATH: No, I was not planning on testifying.

LMAO…the defense didn’t tell him he was going to testify and ambushed him! How awesome is that!

2. O’MARA: Zimmerman confronted Martin, those words. Where did you get that from?

GILBREATH: That was from the fact that the two of them obviously ended up together in that dog walk area. According to one of the witnesses that we talked with, there were arguing words going on before this incident occurred. But it was between two people.

O’MARA: Which means they met. I’m just curious with the word confronted and what evidence you have to support an affidavit you want in this judge to rely on that these facts with true and you use the word confronted. And I want to know your evidence to support the word confronted if you have any.

GILBREATH: Well, it’s not that I have one.

This is just laughable! They have NO EVIDENCE whatsoever!

3. O’MARA: Witnesses heard people arguing, sounded like a struggle. During this time, witnesses heard numerous calls for help. Some of this was recorded. Trayvon’s mom reviewed the 911 calls and identified the cry for help and Trayvon Martin’s voice. Did you do any forensic analysis on that voice tape?

GILBREATH: Did I?

O’MARA: Did you or are you aware of anything?

GILBREATH: The “Orlando Sentinel” had someone do it and the FBI has had someone do it.

O’MARA: Is that part of your investigation?

GILBREATH: Yes.

O’MARA: Has that given any insight as to the voice?

GILBREATH: No.

Again, no evidence of who’s yelling for help!

4. O’MARA: Do you have any evidence that supports who may have started the fight?

GILBREATH: No.

Well hey, lets just lock Zimmerman up! Oh wait, the state of Florida has already done this!

5. O’MARA: So he said before he knew anyone else saw or did not see what had happened, he gave a statement saying he went back to his car, correct?

GILBREATH: No. Towards his car.

They have no case here! Shouldn’t there be laws against charging people with NO EVIDENCE!

6. O’MARA: Did he tell you who started the fight? Did he give you any indication what happened?

GILBREATH: No.

O’MARA: Not you. I apologize. Are you aware of any information of the statements that he had given regarding that?

GILBREATH: Yes.

O’MARA: Ok. And in those statements that you’re aware of and were part of your foundation for coming up with this probable cause affidavit, what did he tell the officers?

GILBREATH: That he was the victim in this, and that it was Martin that confronted him and assaulted him.

O’MARA: When did he say that? When was the first in relation to when the event happened. When did he say that?

GILBREATH: The initial interview that was conducted at Sanford Police Department.

O’MARA: How long after the event?

GILBREATH: Within an hour and a half.

7. O’MARA: My question was do you have any evidence to contradict or that conflicts with his contention given before he knew any of the evidence that would conflict with the fact that he stated I walked back to my car?

GILBREATH: No.

O’MARA: No evidence. Correct?

GILBREATH: Understanding — are you talking about at that point in time?

O’MARA: Since. Today. Do you have any evidence that conflicts with his suggestion that he had turned around and went back to his car?

GILBREATH: Other than his statement, no.

O’MARA: Any evidence that conflicts with that.

UNIDENTIFIED MALE: He answered it. He said no.

So, why in the hell are we putting this man on trial? Hello! Hello! Someone needs to go to jail here, and it is THE PROSECUTORS AND DETECTIVES!

8. O’MARA: The injuries seem to be consistent with his story, though, don’t they?

Dale; The injuries are consistent with a harder object striking the back of his head than his head was.

O’MARA: Could that be cement?

GILBREATH: Could be.

Sure, George banged his own head into the sidewalk. Come on, this is a joke right? Why is this guy being charged!

9. O’MARA: You know that that was an injury that Mr. Zimmerman sustained, correct?

GILBREATH: I know that that is an injury that is reported to have sustained. I haven’t seen any medical records to indicate that.

O’MARA: Have you asked him for them?

GILBREATH: Have I asked him for them? No.

O’MARA: Do you want a copy of them?

GILBREATH: Sure.

O’MARA: I’ll give them to the state. It’s a more appropriate way to do it. If you haven’t had them yet, I don’t want to cross you on them.