My original point was that only Zimmerman knows for sure and again was given the opportunity to officially identify who it was and didn't.
The strength of Good's testimony is that he could identify forms in the dark. When it comes to screaming, that strength disappears.
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@19:35 when asked by prosecutor, "As you are turning around, I guess, and going back inside your residence, I shouldn't say turning around, I should say just putting your foot back inside your residence, are you hearing any screams or yells of help from outside there"? Good answers, "My adrenaline was going, I can't remember."
He can't even remember if ANYONE was screaming.
You are confusing his identifying the person in the prone position as obviously yelling "Help, help, help" with the screaming that we have been discussing. The yelling of "Help" was not heard clearly or heard at all on the 911 tape.
If you go back and look at that tape you'll find him remembering that someone was screaming at 17:25, 19:10, 22:49, 36:02, 53:22 and 99:00 of his testimony. What you "say" is his not being able to remember if anyone was screaming if for the period of time when he went from the outside back inside to make the 9/11 call...a time when he said he couldn't remember hearing screams because he was focused on making the call.
As for "Help" not being heard at all on the 9/11 tape? Good makes that call AFTER the shot was fired. The cries for help that were so clearly audible on the Lauer 9/11 call were no longer taking place because Trayvon Martin was no longer beating George Zimmerman.
No, you're wrong altogether. He never made a definitive ID of who screamed, after being asked about it several times throughout the testimony. All he gave were a lot of assumptions of who should have been yelling based on position. Again, you're confusing simply assuming the person on the bottom was yelling for help with screaming.
@35:40
Question: In terms of the, I think you stated, three cries for help or three screams
Good: I think I stated one, two, maybe
Question: I apologize then
Good: Could have possibly been three
Question: I don't want you to guess, but definitely one or two?
Good: Yes
Question: Was it all one voice or was it more than one voice?
Good: It sounded to be the same voice.
Question: And you're not able to identify that voice or are you able to identify it?
Good: No, not 100%, no.
Question: And to make sure the record's clear, what you heard, when you looked out there and saw the two individuals, and you heard one say "help," did you only hear "help, help" or did you hear anything else but "help, help"?
Good: That's all I heard.
@52:50
O'Mara: And that's when you saw him striking down?
Good: That's what it looked like, yes, arm movement going down. Downwards correct.
O'Mara: How many times do you think?
Good: I have no idea. Soon as I saw the movement going downwards, that's when I turned around and went back inside.
O'Mara: That's when you knew it was very serious?
Good: Yes, it looked like it was getting serious and wasn't just someone playing around.
O'Mara: And that's when you could hear George Zimmerman screaming for help, right?
Good: Incorrect
O'Mara: When was it?
Good: That was in the beginning, when I finally saw someone under the person on top.
O'Mara: Then I apologize for not asking the question the right way. When was the first time that you heard the person on the bottom scream for help?
Good: When I initially went outside, didn't see a second person, then I could see a second person, and it sounded like it was coming from the person on the bottom, because usually when someone's on top, the person on the bottom is the one screaming or yelling, and that was when I heard that, but I didn't hear anything after that.
O'Mara: Ok, and balancing your trying to be literal and just tell us exactly what you remember observing and using your common sense, do you think that it was the person on the bottom who was screaming for help?
Good: I mean rationally thinking, I would think so.
O'Mara: Matter of fact, I think, you said in response to De La Rionda's question, "Had it been Trayvon Martin screaming for help, since his back was to you, it would have had to be going...the yell would be going away from you, and I think you said it would have to bounce off the wall before you would heard it?
Good: Well I think it would sound different. That's why in my head I thought it was coming from the person on the bottom.
O'Mara: And the sound that you heard was sounding like a person screaming from 15 or 17 feet away, almost directly at you, right?
Good: It sounded like it was coming towards me, correct.
@99:00
Question: You also were asked about the 1, 2, or 3 times about the time you heard "help"? You believe it was the person on the bottom. Is that correct? You're not 100% sure, but you believe just because the person on the bottom would be the one yelling for help?
Good: Correct
Question: Is that what your conclusion or common sense or assumptions is based on?
Good: And that's when I first saw the person on the bottom, yes.
Question: Now and you said also, because I think, if you felt the person on top was yelling for "help," that it would not have come towards you, in other words, the voice would not have carried towards where you are, correct?
Good: Yes.
Question: So could it be the person on top was yelling "help" and since he was face up, face down, it would have been towards the ground, and not you?
[Object on speculation]
Judge: He can testify as to what he's actually seen.
Good: I didn't see anyone's mouth moving, so no, I can't confirm that.
Question: You can't say that the person on top was yelling for help, but his voice would have gone into the ground, and you would not have been able to hear that? You can't say he wasn't yelling for help?
Good: Well that would have sounded muffled, I would think.
Question: But did you hear that?
Good: I didn't hear a muffled, "help." No.
Question: And you never saw the person's on the bottom's hands in terms of whether he had a gun at that time? You couldn't say one way or another, correct?
Good: No.