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I will wait for the actual coroner’s report to be released.archer wrote: The video was on TV tonight.......it was clearly evident that there was no blood on Zimmerman, if he had a head wound it wasn't evident an's no blood was seen, you could clearly see his face, if he was punched in the nose it wasn't hard enough to bruise him. Couple that with the funeral director saying there was no indication on Martin's body that he had engaged in a fight.....no marks on his hands, no bruising. I think Mr Zimmerman has some 'splaining to do.
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Have any doctors in your family JSG? My sister is married to one and I can tell you that the advancements in wound care have come a long way. Ever hear of something called liquid bandage? You can buy it nearly everywhere now for minor cuts and scrapes and there are more advanced types in use to replace stitches for surgical incisions which, I think we can agree, would be part of a paramedics load out as well given their mission. It is also in use on battlefields to staunch the bleeding of the traumatic wounds that come with combat until the injured can be taken to more advanced care, so the lack of a white bandage on his head isn't as much of a concern to me as it seems to be to you.JSG wrote: Whatever it is, it wasn't serious enough for him to go to the emergency room. And PS, you probably know head lacerations bleed profusely. If he'd been treated at the scene they would have bandaged him.
Why doesn't his face show any sign of a "beating"? He said Martin decked him. Did it not leave any marks?
Who knows if he didn't beat his own head on the sidewalk just to make it look like he was attacked
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Have any doctors in your family JSG? My sister is married to one and I can tell you that the advancements in wound care have come a long way. Ever hear of something called liquid bandage? You can buy it nearly everywhere now for minor cuts and scrapes and there are more advanced types in use to replace stitches for surgical incisions which, I think we can agree, would be part of a paramedics load out as well given their mission. It is also in use on battlefields to staunch the bleeding of the traumatic wounds that come with combat until the injured can be taken to more advanced care, so the lack of a white bandage on his head isn't as much of a concern to me as it seems to be to you.JSG wrote: Whatever it is, it wasn't serious enough for him to go to the emergency room. And PS, you probably know head lacerations bleed profusely. If he'd been treated at the scene they would have bandaged him.
Why doesn't his face show any sign of a "beating"? He said Martin decked him. Did it not leave any marks?
Who knows if he didn't beat his own head on the sidewalk just to make it look like he was attacked
From my review, his face does show signs of being involved in a fight, especially the shot near the end showing him as he walks through the door. I definitely see signs of swelling to the right side of his face and a darkening of the skin near his eyes and the bridge of his nose in that portion of the video when I enlarge it to full screen and pause the video at roughly the 1:20 mark. I also have no reason to question the account of the officer at the scene who noted that he was bleeding from the back of his head and his nose upon his arrival. I am of the opinion that the officer got a much better look at Zimmerman than we do in this video clip - how about you?
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Have any doctors in your family JSG? My sister is married to one and I can tell you that the advancements in wound care have come a long way. Ever hear of something called liquid bandage? You can buy it nearly everywhere now for minor cuts and scrapes and there are more advanced types in use to replace stitches for surgical incisions which, I think we can agree, would be part of a paramedics load out as well given their mission. It is also in use on battlefields to staunch the bleeding of the traumatic wounds that come with combat until the injured can be taken to more advanced care, so the lack of a white bandage on his head isn't as much of a concern to me as it seems to be to you.JSG wrote: Whatever it is, it wasn't serious enough for him to go to the emergency room. And PS, you probably know head lacerations bleed profusely. If he'd been treated at the scene they would have bandaged him.
Why doesn't his face show any sign of a "beating"? He said Martin decked him. Did it not leave any marks?
Who knows if he didn't beat his own head on the sidewalk just to make it look like he was attacked
From my review, his face does show signs of being involved in a fight, especially the shot near the end showing him as he walks through the door. I definitely see signs of swelling to the right side of his face and a darkening of the skin near his eyes and the bridge of his nose in that portion of the video when I enlarge it to full screen and pause the video at roughly the 1:20 mark. I also have no reason to question the account of the officer at the scene who noted that he was bleeding from the back of his head and his nose upon his arrival. I am of the opinion that the officer got a much better look at Zimmerman than we do in this video clip - how about you?
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JSG wrote: Whatever it was, it wasn't serious enough to go to the emergency room. That is a fact.
Where did you learn the video was "illegally hacked"?
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JSG wrote: Whatever it was, it wasn't serious enough to go to the emergency room. That is a fact.
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JSG wrote: Thanks for agreeing he wasn't hurt enough to go to an Emergency room and that his "beating" wasn't serious.
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Thanks for agreeing that he was injured by Trayvon and that no one knows how serious his injuries might have become had Zimmerman not chosen to defend himself from Martin's assault on his person. Thank you as well for conceding so quickly that this video was taken without consent from the Sanford Police Department and that it is therefore of dubious value with regards to what it reportedly shows or fails to show. Ever heard of an application called Photoshop JSG? It's pretty amazing what you can insert or remove from images with it. Given we don't know who captured the video, or what they might have done with it prior to releasing it, it would be a very foolish thing to attempt to reach any conclusions based on what one sees in it, don't you think?JSG wrote: Thanks for agreeing he wasn't hurt enough to go to an Emergency room and that his "beating" wasn't serious.
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