O’MARA: And by this movement —
SMITH: The hands going up and the leaning over.
O’MARA: OK. So like that?
SMITH: Right. O’MARA: And in just doing that movement, that was enough of a movement where the gun was exposed, correct?
SMITH: Correct.
O’MARA: The jacket didn’t cover the gun by more than a couple, few inches, right?
SMITH: I don’t believe so.
O’MARA: OK. Any movement up of the jacket, even that small movement that he did by leaning over exposed the gun, right?
SMITH: Correct.
O’MARA: Had the jacket been ridden up in any form the gun would have been exposed, right?
So yes, if Zimmerman walked around the complex holding his arms in the air and bending his body, the gun would have been exposed. Lots of CCW holders, like myself, do not walk around with our arms in the air...
See my 1686. The jacket covers his belt by 6 to 8 inches while at a normal, standing position. His gun would STILL have been covered even if he had been walking around like Frankenstein.
Of course that contradicts dee dee’s testimony that Martin told her about the creepy ass cracker with a gun... Oh wait. I guess Martin somehow forgot to mention that little detail.