Now that George Zimmerman has retained new council, more details begin to emerge about the evening 17-year old teen Trayvon Martin was killed:
Did you know that, on the night of Trayvon Martin’s death, Sanford police gave George Zimmerman a voice stress test?
They did, and the results probably contributed to his release.
A voice stress test is like a polygraph, but instead of measuring heart rate and blood pressure, it looks for changes in an individual’s voice patterns that are thought to suggest psychological stress. With the help of software, investigators record a suspect answering baseline questions and then compare them to answers about the case.
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George Zimmerman’s voice stress test came out clean, according to attorney Hal Uhrig. If the Sanford Police Department is willing to spend more than $10,000 on the product, then it probably trusts its results. And those results probably corroborated what officers initially saw at the scene.
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Market Ticker’s Karl Denninger also reports that NBC news has fired a producer over the doctoring of a recorded 9-1-1 call , which only added fuel to the already brewing race conflict emerging across the country:
On March 27, NBC aired a recording of the call in which Zimmerman appeared to volunteer the information that Martin “looks black.”
However, on the full recording an emergency dispatcher is heard to ask Zimmerman for the apparent race of the individual who would later be identified as Martin.
The failure of Florida authorities to investigate Zimmerman’s actions in any depth or to prosecute him has sparked a national uproar. And conservative media outlets including Fox News have accused NBC and others seeking to foment discord and strife.
NBC apologized Wednesday for what it called an “error made in the production process that we deeply regret.”
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