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Originally Posted by Mutt
What was the testimony like regarding the identification of whose voice that was calling for help?
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Mutt,
There actually wasn't any evidence allowed for that, the reason being, the guy who did the 'analysis' didn't actually have enough data from the recording to analyze it correctly so instead, what he did was 'loop' the segment he had several times to make the correct length of audio.
Both sides of this case agreed that wasn't 'legit' so his evidence was not admissible in court because he basically fucked the evidence up.
That is also the reason why all the court heard was testimony from both parents saying that it was 'his' voice that was screaming on the audio tape.
The interesting thing about that testimony though, is that initially his (Martins) father told the cops that he didn't know who's voice it was screaming out for help yet, miraculously, during his day of testimony he recanted that saying that he 'just heard my son die'.
When asked about this, he told the court that the recording of him saying it wasn't his son was wrong, despite it being his voice on the tape and being in full agreement it was his voice on the tape at the start of his testimony.
Both side I honestly feel in this case are making shit up as they go along to 'win' for their side, we will never know what really happened that night, it could be that Zimmerman did profile, stalk and kill the little black kid, it could be that everything Zimmerman is saying is truthful, how he was sucker punched first, had his head beaten on the ground, the thug who was attacking him went for his gun and Zimmerman defended his life after being told that was the night he was' going to die' by Treyvon.
We will never know, all we will know is that 2 families have been changed forever because of the events on that night, one of them is currently around $1m better off financially because of it and has a registered trademark granted on the name of Treyvon Martin. The other currently has a family member on trial for 2nd degree murder.