[digger48]

what about the defense audio experts?

[quilterdebbie]

Maybe there aren’t any. His words on the call speak for themselves.....where the audio experts were interpreting nonverbal noises? Just my SWAG.

[House Atreides]

what about the defense audio experts?
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The defense audio experts were honest and testified that it was impossible to identify the “screamer” based upon the poor quality of the recording and the few split seconds available for analysis.

[Cboldt]

They are still available to the defense. I don’t see a great use for them, off the top of my head, but they can be called.

[~Vor~]

If I understand what the defense said on Thurs they did not have the money to hire an expert audio witness...they were going by what the FBI wrote in it's report that the idenity of the person screaming in the audio could not be determined...the audio was only 3 seconds long...the audio expert the prosecution had hired (his name escapes me now) charged $3300 for a half day of testimony...but he was SURE the voice on the audio was Trayvon Martin's...my feeling is after listening to the prosecution's audio witness is that some people will say anything for money...he seemed to be a real scumbag...imho

[Uncle Chip]

they won’t be necessary now

[Redmen4ever]

The defense experts merely controverted the government’s. Each of them said that nothing could be said about who was screaming in the tape.

[Sacajaweau]

IIRC, the defense wants the tape to be heard...but I'm sure for the simple reason of showing that "someone" was screaming for help....and it makes absolutely no sense that Tray was screaming for help as we know that Tray was on top beating Zimmerman's head on the walk.

In other words, screaming was early evidence of Zimmerman's battle for his life.