No, that was presented in testimony. Please catch up.
The jury will conclude that Trayvon's single punch that landed Zim on the concrete cutting his head was self defense when Zim , looking like he was going for a weapon, reached for his cell phone. Furious, humiliated, injured and on the ground he then really pulled his gun and Trayvon screamed for help as Zimmerman uttered the words " you gonna die tonight M F" as he held the pistol to the kid's chest.
Zimmerman's words are not facts and evidence.
There has been alot of crap thrown in testimony and not all is probably factual.
Definitely think that prosecution struck dirt with their poor witness whose testimony I feel is worthless. A third independent party would be valid evidence.
There is too much for Z to gain in this for him personally to not want to color himself in better light.
It is the same thing with the two mom's stating it was their boy yelling for help. One is lying or letting her emotions guide her. I don't have a clue which one is actually speaking the truth so I don't much stock in either of their testimony.
But we will all find out soon how the jury think. OJ walked and probably so will Zimmerman.
The bottom line is (last I checked) as an American that you are innocent until proven guilty.
"What might have happened" is not sufficient evidence to prove beyond reasonable doubt that someone is guilty of murder. You don't need a law degree to know that, just common sense.
Almost everything in this trial corroborates Zimmermans story, his own wounds, the expert testimony, law enforcement officers, the witness who was closest to the action and actually saw it as it was happening.
That sounds like PLENTY of reasonable doubt to me.
The state had to prove beyond reasonable doubt that Zimmerman was not defending himself. IMHO, they failed to do so.