Judge Grants License to Prosecution—Again: Liveblogging the George Zimmerman Trial: Day Three

 
The bloody wounds that Trayvon Martin inflicted on the back of George Zimmerman’s head, when Martin repeatedly slammed Zimmerman’s head into the pavement, while trying to murder him (State Attorney's Office)

 

George Zimmerman’s bloody, broken nose, in a photo taken the night Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin in self-defense

Post #113 on the Trayvon Martin Hoax
By Nicholas Stix

Judge Debra Nelson opened the day by ruling against the defense—surprise, surprise—and permitting the prosecution to play five calls George Zimmerman had made to the police prior to February 26, 2012, the night that Trayvon Martin attempted to murder him.

Racist black HLN host Ryan Smith actually admitted that the whole point of the prosecution was for the jury to hear George Zimmerman describe one suspect after another as a “black male.”