If Zimmerman was hurt so badly, why didn't he accept help when it was offered?
One of the witnesses testified that he offered to call for help, but George Zimmerman refused and instead asked for help subduing the "suspect."
If Zimmerman had just had his head slammed against the concrete sidewalk 20-30 times, as he told detectives later, why in the world didn't he accept the offer of medical assistance when it was made?
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they saw themselves the injuries were minor.
Maybe in his confused, not concussed-to-hell state, Zimmerman "forgot" how his head had been slammed into concrete 20 to 30 times by the 8-armed Martin until he'd had time to sleep on it and come up with his self-defense, he was gonna kill me I'm tellin' ya, story 
get ahold of his head to be able to slam it 20-30 times into the sidewalk?
Zimmerman was essentially bald headed, ( shaved) that day.....no hair to hold onto. Zimmerman never mentioned a two-handed head slam or ear grabbing. I can't believe it was a basketball bounce...so...
Come to think about it....
It's not that feasible for Trayvon to grab for a gun and slam a head into the sidewalk...
****Additionally, for Zimmerman to visually focus on Trayvon's alledged reaching for his gun while his head was being pounded. Most people dont keep their eyes open due to eye defense reflexes...
The glove does not fit...........
people who were severely injured who refused medical aid, then died as a result.
It happens.
I haven't even been following the trial, at least not closely or in detail.
What little I know I've been picking up here and there.
What did I (and the prosecution), miss that leads you to believe that Zimmerman
intentionally set out to kill someone?
Because if that's a fact (as shown by the "evidence"
, then that's 1st degree murder; which he is not being charged with.
surely you can do better than that. 
exist in Zimmerman's story, I'm thinking that, had Trayvon Martin not died that night...if he had only been seriously injured, but survived...there might well have been some holes and inconsistencies in his story too.
Maybe enough to put reasonable doubt into the minds of the jurors.
People tend to view events through their own filters. It doesn't always mean they're lying...
You really thing that reasonable doubt can exist in this case because THE DEAD KID might have had some inconsistencies in his story if he had lived???
Let's hope you never get on any jury ever. Really. Next you'll be saying reasonable doubt can exist if they thought little green Celtic fairies flew over from the Great Beyond and sprinkled fairy dust on Zimmerman that sucked the reasonable parts out of his story and whisked Martin away before he was ever shot to Disneyland for some amusement park fun in the sun.
but both neighbors have stated that they called 911, Zimmerman already knew the police were on the way.
Who knows? Maybe he watched too many cop shows, I don't know, all we can do is speculate.
From my training, we were taught to restrain a subject, even if they were shot and down, maybe that's what he was doing.
Here's the bottom line, what you, I, or anyone on this site thinks happened that night is irrelevant, it's what the jury believes happened that night, and if the prosecution proves it's case beyond a reasonable doubt, then Zimmerman goes to prison, if they haven't, then Zimmerman goes home.
If you were in that situation and believed it life threating would you want that person to help now or go call 911 and wait 5, 10, 15, minutes or longer for the police.
the outcome of the trial. I had him pegged as a "wanna-be" cop from the get-go. I have seen the pre-trial coverage extensively, haven't watched the trial, though. If he was acting as an agent of the homeowner's group, then he also to my mind had an extra fudiciary duty, beyond any else which may be required/allowed by law which would require he NOT stand any ground without just cause. But, like I said, I'm not versed in Florida law. 
He would have had a concussion. Dude is a liar among liars.
(Oh and heya YW - long time! )
that wouldn't have gone away for at least several days. I've whacked my own noodle enough times to know though never got a concussion from being whacked that hard. So if my big sore eggs lasted at least a few days his should have lasted a lot longer. That little bit of swelling he had was nearly gone at the time the photos at the police station were taken that night. So much so that I couldn't see any swelling at all in those photos.
There's just no way on earth he got those two bitty abrasions on the back of his head from having his head slammed into concrete even once just as the ME said. She would only testify to "impacted" not "slammed" and impacted could mean gently putting one's head down on a surface. From the way the blood flowed it looks pretty obvious that he got them by his head coming into contact with something like a tree branch or his head slightly impacting pavement or something rough in the grass since I don't believe his head was anywhere near the sidewalk like small stones or bits of tree branches or something like that. Whatever it was he immediately got up because there is no smearing of the blood, the blood flowed down the back of his head and almost immediately forward toward his face meaning that from the time of the impact he very quickly got into a position where he was sitting or standing up with his chin forward toward his chest lowering his head down.
Actually, from looking at how the blood flowed he had to have sat or stood almost immediately after the impact which makes me think that he impacted his own head back on a somewhat rough surface which could have been the grass with bits of flotsam in it like bits of tree branches or little pebbles when either the gun recoiled causing him to hit his own face or having shot Martin he fell forward on top of him causing the gun to whack his own face and cause both the nose injury and the head injury by his face being hit and causing his head to fall back on whatever surface that caused those two little abrasions.
