[mass55th]

"After the Sentinel contacted Owen, he used software called Easy Voice Biometrics to compare Zimmerman's voice to the 911 call screams."

I've read and re-read this article a few times. I can't find any mention of what specific sample of Zimmerman's voice was used to compare to the 911 call (made by a resident) that contained the screams. Did I miss something in this article?

Two so-called experts making this claim doesn't impress me, since you can always find an expert to come up with the results you want, if you pay them enough money.

[Theoria]

'what specific sample of Zimmerman's voice was used to compare to the 911 call (made by a resident) that contained the screams.'

The 'sample' is from Zimmerman calling the non-emergency number to report on TM.

[MNDude]

Paid experts have told us the world would have burned up by 2010.

[Netizen]

I can’t believe that no one has a voice mail or message left on an answering machine of Trayvon. Don’t cell phones have it so you record your own outgoing message for people to leave you a message. Like This is so and so, leave a message?

[shhrubbery!]

I can't find any mention of what specific sample of Zimmerman's voice was used to compare to the 911 call (made by a resident) that contained the screams. Did I miss something in this article?

It's the sentence before the subheading "'CSI' effect."

"...Zimmerman's call to authorities minutes before the shooting provides a good standard for comparison, Primeau says, because it captures his voice both at rest and in an agitated state..."

But I do agree with you that "you can always find an expert to come up with the results you want."

[philman_36]

After the Sentinel contacted Owen...
How did the Sentinel know to contact Owen?
As I asked before...was he hired?