Unabogie
Philosopher
They never looked for blood on Martin's hands, so it's not particularly suprising that it wasn't found.
That is false. We know they looked for blood in general, because they listed all the places they found it. We know they did not find it on his hands. You guys just asserted without proof that they never tested his hands. This would be something the defense should have raised hell over, because you can be sure the state will use this fact against poor George at his trial. I wonder why they haven't used this glaring mistake on the part of the Florida labs in their motion to continue? Face it, they didn't find blood on his hands, it wasn't under his nails. That blood should have been there and it wasn't and the jury will hear that.
ETA: They also didn't find George's blood on the LOWER sleeves of Trayvon's hoodie. Meaning, if he were beating a bloody nose or the side of a bloody face, some spray should have gotten some of that blood on his wrists. When he grabbed George's bloody head in his attempt to smash it against the cement, some of that blood should have gotten on his wrists. Grab a basketball with both hands and try and cup it around the back. Notice your wrists touch it? If the basketball were bloody, would your sleeves get wet? But nope. None was there. But you guys keep hoping.
ETA 2: And one last item about the blood. George has scratches on his face that people love to point to as signs of the fight. Those scratches look like something done with fingernails.
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02222/face_2222832b.jpg
How did Trayvon manage to scratch his face like that but get nothing under the nails?
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