BDLR asks Good if he was lying in his initial statements. Good says no, elaborations came because questions not asked originally.
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BDLR should be glad he’s on the public dole being paid to railroad innocent folks—he’d never make it in the private sector. What a complete idiot; he doesn’t have the slightest clue what he’s doing!
Nice touch there, Mr. Prosecutor, to accuse YOUR witness of lying, I’ve seen many trials in my life but this one takes the cake for being Alice in Wonderland upside down.
The guy’s job is not to “railroad innocent folks” but rather to get the bad guys off the streets. Zimmerman already took the bad guy off the street. The prosecution was forced by public pressure, not facts, to bring this case to trial.
It is wrong to criticize him for trying to let the truth come out in this trial, as we’ve seen continually during the prosecution.