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Analysis of a 911 Call in a Murder Trial
39:45 - 42:32 (02:46)
The speaker reflects on the impact of listening to a 911 call during a murder trial and the insights it provided into the defendant's state of mind. They also describe the "broken" scale used by the jury during deliberation.
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Jurors in the George Zimmerman trial paid close attention to conflicting medical examiner testimonies, but were ultimately swayed by a second listen to the 911 call in which Zimmerman sounded "a terrified man that really has no idea what's going on."
39:45 - 40:54 (01:08)
George Zimmerman Trial
Summary
Jurors in the George Zimmerman trial paid close attention to conflicting medical examiner testimonies, but were ultimately swayed by a second listen to the 911 call in which Zimmerman sounded "a terrified man that really has no idea what's going on."
ChapterAnalysis of a 911 Call in a Murder Trial
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Adam and Seth were acquitted after the jury argued that the case should not have gone to trial due to the lack of evidence.
40:54 - 42:32 (01:38)
Acquittal
Summary
Adam and Seth were acquitted after the jury argued that the case should not have gone to trial due to the lack of evidence.