Saying I've seen worst nose bleed that is spontaneous as compared to what Zimmerman is showing after being brutally pummeled somehow ilicit a response from you about me suggesting to the prosecutor to call me as an expert? How does that come about? It doesn't make any sense.
Tell me, do you not find the following pictures of face injuries from MMA/boxing sports looking much worst than Zimmerman's so-called near death brutal beating?
UFC 131 Results: Shane Carwin's Face after Junior dos Santos Bloodied It | Bleacher Report
The 10 Worst MMA Post-Fight Faces of 2011 | Bleacher Report
'The Artist' KJ Noons has no qualms painting another masterpiece on Nick Diaz's face - MMAmania.com
Or do you still think Zimmerman's looked much worst? Or do you require an expert to tell you what to think?
The prosecutor had to released their evidence by Florida law. They didn't take the picture nor manipulated the picture. The SPD did. They simply made a B&W photocopy for release and kept the orignal submitted by SPD in their evidence file. That's not releasing a manipulated photo to contaminate the jury pool in their favor.
It may seem to you that all the news in the first couple of weeks was aimed at hanging Zimm before he got a fair trial. But that was your wrong take of what actually occurred. What actually happened was that Zimmerman wasn't arrested for weeks and the police chief was siding with Zimmerman's claim of SYGL. He then said all evidence were consistent with Zimmerman's account of self-defense. People knew it wasn't true.Thus the outcry for arrest and justice.
Here's the list of just some of the SPD blunders:
1. Failure to secure Zimmer's vehicle and ascertain where it was parked.
2. Failure to control the crime scene. Thus allowing witnesses to interact with Zimmerman and containminated witnesses' integrity. Remember Zimmerman's buddy wrote a book telling us he went to the crime scene and spoke briefly with an officer he knew and was assured it was a clean case, meaning the shooting was self-defence?
3. Failure to take pictures of Zimmerman's head front and back, clothed body front and back, hands and shoes front and back with proper digital camera or video camera at the crime scene.
4. Failure to require Zimmerman to go to the hospital ER for evaluation and documentation of injuries. If he was under arrest, he could not refuse.
5. Failure to locate blood evidence on the concrete pathway where Zimmerman claimed his head was smashed into it by Trayvon. Even if the rain had washed the blood away, application of luminol forescent technique could still pin point where the blood was if it was previously stained.
These are just a few.