12:05 PM EDT
Please be seated.
Mr Guy, you may proceed.
The Human Heart. It guides us.
If we really want to know what happened out there, behind those homes that dark rainy night should we not look into the heart of that child and that grown man?
Was George just casually referencing strangers when he said "those effing a-holes"
Defense left out a couple of key times on their ten foot long timeline.
Isn't it every child's worst fear to be followed by a stranger? That was Trayvon's last emotion.
"What are you following me for?" Trayvon's last words.
(You can hear a pin drop in the courtroom)
George was not going back to the car, or the clubhouse, or the mailboxes to meet the Police. (what he told the dispatcher)
George told lies over and over and over again. Why did he have to lie if he had done nothing wrong?
If he had done only what he was supposed to do, 'See, and Call' we wouldn't be here. But that was not what was in George's Heart that night.
Trayvon may not have the defendant's blood on his hands, but George will forever have Trayvon's blood on his hands, forever.
Trayvon Benjamin Martin is entitled to the truth.
Showing a graphic of the phone calls / timeline.
The Defense talked about the 4 minutes.
Well, what was George doing in those 2 minutes? Watch the 'walk through' again. In those 2 minutes he wasn't going back to his car.
I don't have any of the (gimmicks) the Defense used. Let me suggest to you that you start at the beginning, at the 7-11. That child had every right to be there. He had every right to be walking home unafraid. Did Trayvon not also have the right to defend himself against a strange man.
I don't have all the fireworks and the animation but come back to me about that night, with using your common sense.
Reminding the jury of the dummy and how it was a physical impossibility for George to grab his gun. Urges them to try it themselves in the jury room.
George didn't shoot Trayvon because he had to, he did it because he wanted to.
Running off the other street to get an address? Did he have to do that? No, of course not, its self serving.
Listen to when the screaming stops, it is immediately after the gunshot. If it was George, why would it stop at that instant?
This is not a complicated case, its a Common Sense case.
Common sense: If George was the Neighborhood Watch Coordinator, he would know the names of the streets in his neighborhood.
The watch on Trayvon's wrist did not come off? The earbuds still in his ears when the attack came?
Why did George lie so much?
Knoffkey told him to get address. NO,
About where he said he would meet police. NO
Said Trayvon had covered, squeezed his nose. (Shows no G blood on fingernail sticks)
The concrete gave him those non serious injuries? Lindsay Fulgate: No headache, no vomtiing,
Said Trayvon had seen his gun. How could he have?
About Spreading Trayvon's arms out. (Trayvon's arms were clutching the bullet wound on his chest)
Listen to the walkthrough and the NEN tape again, side by side
Didn't want Police to know he knew about Stand Your Ground. This isn't really about that, its about 'staying in your car'.
Changed about where he first saw Trayvon. Told Singleton it was here, told the walk-thru it was here (Taffy's house). [I have been wondering about why the discrepency]
Talking about the guidance George got from the Neighborhood Watch thingie.
What did George do after the shot was fired? Did he yell call an ambulance? Did he roll Trayvon onto his back so he could breathe? He just stood there.
Bottom line, who is responsible for Trayvon being dead?
Trayvon is not, was not and will never be a piece of cardboard.
When the attorneys asked you if you understand, its not like TV? They were right, its not like that in real life. In real life we give you everything. When the defendant is entitled to a trial, we give you ALL of it.
When you get back there and you find you don't like things, remember the evidence is what it is, George gave it to us.
Use your common sense.
Your verdict is not going to bring Trayvon back to life, it is not going to change anything, but it will define it.
So, what is that when a grown man gets out of a car and shoots a perfect stranger?
Describing "Justifiable Use of Force". They put up pictures of all the people who testified.
I want to remind you to ask yourself, "Who lost the fight?"
When he shot him, he knew Trayvon could not have gotten his gun.
"Reasonable Doubt"
Why didn't Trayvon go home? Use your common sense, did Trayvon really want to lead this guy to the home where another younger person was?
Remember, George did not want to give out his own home address to the dispatcher in fear that Trayvon would overhear it and know where he (George) lived.
By the time he got to Sean Hannity, "It was God's plan".
Reasonable doubt is something you can attach a reason to. Such as 'maybe this happened', that is NOT a reasonable doubt. It needs to be reasonable and it needs to go to an element of the crime.
OMARA interrupts. JUDGE approach the bench.
Judge tells Jury that she will give them their instructions after lunch.
Mr Guy: One more thing before I close. It was brought up the Defense. RACE.
This case is not about Race it is about Right and Wrong.
A person who had hate in their mouth, in their actions, in their heart.
To the dead we owe the truth. What do we owe Trayvon Martin? He was a son, a brother, etc and the last thing he did on this earth was try to get home.
Judge: Jury do you want Jury Instructions read to you now before lunch, or after lunch?
Jury: After.
RECESS until 2 PM EDT.
Edit Note: I missed some stuff, some of it important, so take what you can and combine it with other notes, tweets, etc.
