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Critical Thinker
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Are you ignoring the lack of defensive wounds on Zimmerman's hands and arms?
Serino didn't seem to have a problem with the lack of defensive wounds on GZ's arms:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWyzw-UM_WU&t=16m11s
Serino - "Once again, these are your defensive wounds, which are essentially non-existent. I'm looking for bruising and scrapings, and I don't s... I mean, yeh, yeh, yeh fared pretty well, probably cuz you had long sleeves on, I mean, that's what I'm thinkin; I could write that off pretty easy."
GZ had on a jacket that had some degree of padding, and a compression, long-sleeve t-shirt underneath. There was fairly significant padding covering his arms.
Are you ignoring the lack of wounds on Trayvon to show that he was in an extended even if one sided fight?
Who's to give an educated expectation of what wounds TM should have had? And wounds where? On his knuckles? What sort of wounds would be nearly unavoidable? We don't even know enough about the specific nature of his strikes against GZ to conclude anything in that regard I don't think. TM did have one abrasion on his left fist though, which would likely be consistent with an errant punch, though I imagine it's impossible to specify how that wound got there. I think it's equally impossible to say what wounds TM should have had.