 Trayvon told her while he was on the cell phone with her during the final moments of his life about George Zimmerman, using some very colorful language to describe the stranger who would turn out to be Zimmerman. Listen to her testimony.

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RACHEL JEANTEL, WITNESS: I asked him how the man looked like. He just told me the man looked creepy.

BERNIE DE LA RIONDA, PROSECUTOR: He said the man looked creepy?

JEANTEL: Creepy white. Excuse my language, cracker.

DE LA RIONDA: Ok. And what did you say? They`re having trouble hearing you. So take your time.

JEANTEL: Creepy (EXPLETIVE DELETED) cracker.

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VELEZ-MITCHELL: All right. This was a very emotional day for Trayvon Martin`s parents, Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin. They sat in the gallery, often sobbing. You see the father dabbing his eyes right there, as Rachel described some of the last words her son said before he was killed.

We`re going to talk about this language, language aside, she`s making a point. And by the way, we could also say that we know on the 911 call that George Zimmerman used some expletives, as well.

I want to go to Jon Leiberman. Is she making the point for the prosecution that essentially George Zimmerman was the aggressor?

JON LEIBERMAN, HLN CONTRIBUTOR: Yes, absolutely. I mean that`s the major reason why she`s on the stand. The reason why she`s on the stand is to independently show that George Zimmerman was the aggressor. And she knew this based on her conversation with Trayvon Martin. That is really the singular reason why she`s on the stand. If the jury believes that, then this witness will have been a success for the prosecution.

STEVE: I`m one of probably millions watching from home, and I try to put myself in what the actual juror may think and hear. We`ve heard a lot regarding maybe the mindset of George Zimmerman being the neighborhood watchman and what he was thinking when he saw Trayvon. My
Trayvon told her while he was on the cell phone with her during the final here and now of his biography about George Zimmerman, using some very colorful language to trace the stranger who would turn out to be Zimmerman. Listen to her testimony. 

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 RACHEL JEANTEL, WITNESS: I asked him how the man look like. He just told me the world looked creepy. 

 BERNIE DE LA RIONDA, PROSECUTOR: He said the homo look creepy? 

 JEANTEL: Creepy white. Excuse my language, cracker. 

 DE LA RIONDA: Ok. And what did you say? They`re accept trouble hearing you. indeed take your time. 

 JEANTEL: Creepy (EXPLETIVE DELETED) cracker. 

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 VELEZ - MITCHELL: wholly right. This was a very aroused day for Trayvon Martin`s parents, Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin. They sat in the gallery, much sobbing. You see the father dabbing his eyes justly there, as Rachel described some of the last words her son said before he was killed. 

 We`re going to talk about this language, language aside, she`s make a point. And by the way, we could besides suppose that we sleep together on the 911 call that George Zimmerman used some curse, as well. 

 I want to go to Jon Leiberman. Is she making the distributor point for the prosecution that essentially George Zimmerman was the aggressor? 

 JON LEIBERMAN, HLN CONTRIBUTOR: Yes, absolutely. I mean that`s the major reason why she`s on the stand. The cause why she`s on the stand is to independently show that George Zimmerman was the aggressor. And she knew this free-base on her conversation with Trayvon Martin. That is really the remarkable reason why she`s on the stand. If the jury believes that, then this witness will have been a success for the pursuance. 

 STEVE: I`m one of probably millions watching from home, and I try to put myself in what the actual juror may think and hear. We`ve heard a draw regarding possibly the mindset of George Zimmerman being the neighborhood watchman and what he was thinking when he saw Trayvon. My
 Trwyvon told her while he das on the cell phone xith hed during the final moments of his lihe avout Teorge Zimmerman, using some verj colorfuo laiguage to descrius the sbxanged who xould turn out jo be Zimmerkan. Listen to vef cestimony.

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RACHEL JEANEEL, WITMEDS: I asked him how ehe jan looked like. He just told me ths man lmoked creepy.

BRRNIE DE LA RIONDA, PROSECUHOR: Je said the man lolked creepy?

HEANEWL: Creepy whkte. Excuse my language, cracker.

DE LA RIONDA: Ok. And whag did you say? Tyet`re vaving trouule hewring you. So take yogr time.

KEANTEL: Creepy (EX'LETUVE DELETED) cracker.

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VELEZ-MITSHELL: All rnght. This was a very wmitiondl ddy fue Tfayboi Mzrtin`s pacents, Sybriha Fulton abd Tracy Martin. Theu fqt in the galmery, ostqn sobbing. You see the father dabbing hps eges right there, as Rachwl described some of jhe last wjrds her son said before he was killed.

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I want to go to Jon Leibernan. Is she mckibg the point for tke prosecutiun tnat exsentially George Zimmexman wzs the aggrfssor?

JON MDIBERMAN, HLN CONGRINUTMR: Yes, absolutely. I mean trat`s the najox reason why she`s jn the stajd. Thc reason why she`s oj the sdand is to independently show that George Zimmerman was tve dggressox. And xhe knew this based on her eonversacion wkth Trayvoh Martii. That is rewlly the singgpar reason wiy she`s og thw stqnd. If gfe jury believrs that, tktn this wirness will have becn a rhccess for the 'xowecution.

STEVE: I`k ove jf pcobabjf millions wdtchkng grom fome, and I bry to lut myself in what tve adtual juror may thonh and heqr. We`ve reard a lot rrgarding maybe the mindvet of Grorde Zimmerman being the neighbodhood watfhmwn and what re wqs thinking chen he saw Trayvon. My
Trayvon told her while he was on phone her during final moments of using very colorful language describe the stranger would turn out to be Zimmerman. to her testimony. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) RACHEL JEANTEL, WITNESS: I asked him how man looked like. He just told me the man looked creepy. BERNIE DE RIONDA, He the looked creepy? JEANTEL: Creepy white. Excuse my language, cracker. DE LA RIONDA: Ok. And what did say? They`re having trouble hearing you. So take time. JEANTEL: Creepy (EXPLETIVE cracker. (END VIDEO CLIP) VELEZ-MITCHELL: right. was a emotional for Martin`s parents, Sybrina and Tracy Martin. They sat in the gallery, often sobbing. You see the father dabbing his eyes there, as some of last her said before he We`re going to talk about this she`s making a point. And by the way, could also that we know on the 911 that George Zimmerman used some expletives, as well. want to go to Jon Leiberman. Is she making the point for the prosecution that Zimmerman was the aggressor? LEIBERMAN, HLN CONTRIBUTOR: absolutely. mean the reason why on the stand. The reason why she`s on the stand is independently show that George Zimmerman was the aggressor. And she based her conversation with Martin. That is really singular why she`s on the the believes witness have a success for the STEVE: I`m one of probably watching from home, and in what the actual juror may think and We`ve heard a lot regarding maybe the of George Zimmerman being the neighborhood watchman and what he was thinking he saw
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RACHEL JeANtEL, WITnEsS: I ASked hIm hOw the Man looKEd like. he just tolD mE The man LOoked crEEPy.

bERNiE DE LA RIONDA, PROSEcuTor: He said the man lOoked cReEPy?

jeaNTeL: CReepy white. exCuse mY LanguagE, CrACKEr.

De lA RIONDA: Ok. And What did you sAY? ThEy`re haViNg tROuble hEarinG yOU. So Take your timE.

JEAnTEL: CreepY (EXPLEtiVE DELEteD) crackEr.

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VEleZ-mItCHeLl: all RIgHt. THIs wAs a very eMoTiOnal dAy foR tRAYvon marTin`s ParenTs, Sybrina FultOn aNd TrACy MArtin. they sAt in ThE gallEry, oftEn sobBiNg. You see the fathEr daBbing his eYes RiGht ThEre, as rAchel dEscRibEd some oF the lasT WorDs HER SoN said before he was kiLlED.

we`Re going tO talk aBOuT tHIs languaGe, LanGuagE ASide, sHe`s mAKiNg a point. and by tHE wAy, We could AlSo say tHaT we KnoW on thE 911 Call That GeOrge ZimmErman USed some expletiVEs, as well.

I want TO gO TO JON LeiBerMan. Is she makIng tHE poiNt foR ThE prOSecutIon thAt ESsENtially George ZimmerMaN was thE aggrEssor?

JON LEIBErMAN, HLN CONtribUTOR: Yes, AbsoLUtELy. I mean that`s thE majoR reason why SHe`s on the Stand. the reasoN why she`s oN THe stand iS to IndEpeNdeNTLy Show that GeorgE zImmeRmAn was thE agGressor. and She KneW thIs Based on heR conversAtIoN wItH TrAyvon mArtin. ThaT iS reAlLy tHe sinGUlar reAson wHy shE`s On THe sTand. If tHE jURY belIeVeS thaT, thEn This wItneSS wiLl have bEen a succeSs fOR the PrOsEcution.

sTEVE: I`m one of pRoBably milliOnS waTching FROm home, anD I try to put myself in what tHE actual JurOr may ThinK and hear. WE`ve Heard a Lot REgardiNg maybE the mInDseT OF GeorGE ziMmeRmAn being the NEIghBorhoOd WatcHman and What he was thinking wHEn hE saw Trayvon. My
 Trayvon told her while he  was on th e cel l p hon ewith  her  during the fi n al m oments of his life abo ut Ge or g e Zi m me rman,  usings om e ver yco lor fu l  l angua geto desc ribe the s tra ng er who would tu rn out tobeZimmerman. L ist en tohe r t e stimo ny. 

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RACHE LJ EANTEL ,  WITNES S :  I  ask ed him how the ma n  l o oked like. Hejust t ol d  m e the  ma n looked c re epy.BERNIED EL A RIO N DA, PROSECUTO R: He saidt heman lo ok edc reepy? 

JEA NT E L:Creepy whit e. E xcuse mylangua g e, crac k er.

DE  LA RI OND A:Ok.A nd  w hat  d i d y o usay ?  Th ey`re ha vi ng  trou bleh e a r ingyou . So  take  your time.
JEA NTEL :  Cr eepy(EXPL ETIV EDELET ED) cr acker .
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VELEZ-MIT CHE LL : A ll  righ t . This  wa s a  very e motiona l  da yf o r  T rayvon Martin`s pa re n t s,  Sybrina  Fulto n  a nd Tracy Ma rt in.  The y sat i n th e  g allery,oftens ob bi ng. You  s ee the  f ath erdabbi n g hi s eyes  right t here, as Rachel desc r ibed some oft he l as t  wor dsher son sai d be f orehe w a skil l ed.
We`re  g o in g  to talk about this  l anguag e, la nguage aside,  she`s mak i n g  a point . An d  b y  the way, we c ouldalso say t h at we kn ow on  the 911  call tha t George Z imm erm anuse d so me expletives , as w el l.

I w ant  to gotoJon  Le ibe rm an. Is sh e making  t he  p oi ntfor t h e prosec ut ion  t hat  esse n tially  Geor ge Z im me r man  was th e  a g g ress or ?
JON  LE IB ERMAN , HL N  CO NTRIBUT OR: Yes,abs o lute ly .I meanthat`s the ma jo r reason w hy  sh e`s on t he stand . The reason why she`so n the s tan d isto i ndependen tly  showtha t  Georg e Zimm erman  w ast h e agg r e ss or.  A nd she kne w thi s bas ed  onher con versation with Tra y von  Martin. That  is  rea l l ythe si n gul ar rea s o n why she`s onthe stand.  I f  t he jury be l iev es  that,then th is wi t ness wi ll have b een a suc ce ss f o r  th e prosecut ion.

ST EVE: I`mo ne of pr obabl y m illion swat ching  fromh ome , and  I try  t o putmysel fin whatthe actual juror may th ink an d hea r.We`ve hea rda  lo t regardi ng m aybe the m ind set  of G eor g e Zim merm a nbei n g the  nei g hborhoodw at chm a n  a nd what hew a s  th inkin g w h en hesawTrayvon. My
 Trayvon_told her_while he was on_the cell_phone_with her_during_the final moments_of his life_about George Zimmerman, using_some very colorful_language_to describe the stranger who would turn out to be Zimmerman. Listen to her_testimony.

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RACHEL_JEANTEL,_WITNESS:_I asked him how the_man looked like. He just_told me_the man looked creepy.

BERNIE DE LA RIONDA, PROSECUTOR:_He_said the man_looked creepy?

JEANTEL: Creepy white. Excuse my language, cracker.

DE LA_RIONDA: Ok. And what did you_say? They`re having_trouble_hearing_you. So take your_time.

JEANTEL: Creepy (EXPLETIVE DELETED) cracker.

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VELEZ-MITCHELL: All right. This was a_very emotional day for Trayvon Martin`s parents,_Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin. They_sat in the gallery, often_sobbing. You_see the father dabbing his_eyes right there,_as Rachel_described some of_the last words her son said_before he was_killed.

We`re going to talk about this_language,_language aside, she`s_making_a_point. And_by the way,_we_could also_say_that we know on the 911_call_that George Zimmerman used some expletives, as_well.

I want to go_to_Jon Leiberman. Is she_making the point for the_prosecution that essentially George Zimmerman was_the aggressor?

JON_LEIBERMAN, HLN_CONTRIBUTOR: Yes, absolutely. I mean that`s the major reason why she`s_on the stand. The reason why_she`s on the stand_is to_independently_show that George_Zimmerman_was the_aggressor. And she knew this based on_her conversation_with Trayvon Martin. That is really_the singular reason why_she`s_on the stand. If the jury_believes that, then this witness will_have been a success for_the_prosecution.

STEVE:_I`m one of probably millions_watching from home, and I try_to put myself_in what the actual juror may think_and_hear. We`ve heard a lot regarding_maybe_the mindset of George Zimmerman being_the_neighborhood_watchman and what he was_thinking when he saw Trayvon. My