Raiikun
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ORIGINAL: DomKen In this case the facts show that Zimmerman got punched in the nose, someone wound up on the ground and his head hit the concrete once just hard enough to break skin. No reasonable person would fear imminent death or great bodily harm from that. I actually question if Zimmy's head hit any concrete at all, he imo just hit the ground and maybe something hard there like pebbles or gravel in the grass caused the scratches.. given that Zimmy pushed Martin off and given the direction of Martins body, Zimmy's head was IMO some distance from the sidewalk.. it just sounds "better" for Zimmy to say his head was hitting concrete.. so I dont believe his statement on that either.. JMO It has already been testified in court that George's multiple head injuries are consistent with his head meeting concrete multiple times. The ME said the injuries on the back of his head were minor .. I have fallen on my knees several times and each time had considerably worse injuries than Zimmy did, and after Zimmy was cleaned up after the paramedics arrived, they werent even easily noticeable, my knees looked a hell of a lot worse, and that wasnt my knees "meeting concrete multiple times".. and I have scars also from those falls.. so I dont believe Zimmy, period.. you can believe him, I dont have to.. 1) The ME never examined George, only photos from over 4 hours after. The ME the State used also has a string of complaints about her going back for years, and the State brought her in as a last minute witness and played games preventing her deposition. She also tried to write off bumps as normal head features, however... 2). George's head has bumps and marks on all sides, and was so swollen Singleton asked him if that was the normal shape of his head. She then pointed out the next day how much the swelling had gone down. 3) It has already been well established to the jury that George didn't need any injuries at all, but the injuries he did have help corroborate being in fear of further injury.
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