The pictures I saw show him in the police station with a visible wound. That would have been after he got some first aid.kiki5711 wrote:The Orlando Sentinel, citing anonymous sources, has reported that Martin grabbed Zimmerman's head and banged it several times against the sidewalk. A statement from Sanford police said the newspaper's story was "consistent" with evidence turned over to prosecutors.
Sonner said the gash on the back of Zimmerman's head probably was serious enough for stitches, but he waited too long for treatment so the wound was already healing. Miguel Meza, who identified himself as Zimmerman's cousin, said Zimmerman was in "the fight of his life."
His head was being bashed on the concrete and bleading and had a gash that probably needed stiches, but by the time first aid came it already healed?
And, again, you make an allegation that isn't supported by what you quote. You say "by the time first aid came it already healed." That isn't what the above paragraph says at all. Paragraph 1 above says that a report was made that zimmerman's head was banged against the ground, and the Sanford police said the story was consistent with the evidence they had. Again, that doesn't in any way support your allegation.
The second paragraph says that "Sonner" said the gash on Zimmerman's head "probably" was serious enough for stitches, but he waited too long for treatment. How in the world does that, by any reading, mean that it was healing in the short time between the bashing on the ground and when first aid appeared on the scene? It doesn't say that at all. It says that Zimmerman didn't get stitches at the time and that he waited too long to get stitches. Wounds don't heal in an hour.
So, what is it that you think this shows?