This Moment from yesterday’s hearing:
O’MARA: And in that sense, you said that there was no evidence that Trayvon Martin was doing anything wrong, correct?
SERINO: None whatsoever.
O’MARA: You don’t know that, though, correct?
SERINO: No, I do not.
O’MARA: Right. You know that whatever he may have been planning just wasn’t completed, correct?
SERINO: I wouldn’t know. I wouldn’t know. There was no evidence to suggest that at all.
O’MARA: As a matter of fact, there was a type of a tool found in the area where Trayvon Martin may have been hiding, wasn’t there?
SERINO: Approximately five, six days after the investigation at the scene, yes.
O’MARA: Right. When you went back, you looked in the bushes and you found, what was it?
SERINO: It was a piece of an awning belonging to — I believe it was a piece of a window — piece of hardware basically. Looked like a slim Jim.
O’MARA: Slim Jim, and what’s a slim Jim?
SERINO: A slim Jim is a device used to jimmy locks on vehicles primarily.
O’MARA: To break into a vehicle?
SERINO: Yes, sir.
O’MARA: And that was found a few days after this event?
SERINO: Yes, sir.
O’MARA: Not particularly tied to this event by you, but it was there, wasn’t it?
SERINO: Yes, it was.
O’MARA: In the bushes just off of one of the residences, correct?
SERINO: In the bushes behind Jonathan Manalo’s residence.
I missed that...that is explosive. It explains why Martin ran, and then came back...he had to stash something.