Yeah. He's not facing us in that picture, so we can't see if he has a nose splint or not, but it certainly didn't look like it in the original video.
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Also we didn't see any signs of bruising either that would have shown that he had been in an altercation course it's been a few years since I've been an EMT too so if there is anyone on this board who is one that might be able to give a better understanding of what is usually shown in these types of injuries would be appreciated
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I'm not a medical practioner but, again, I used to do martial arts and often got bruised in sparring.
I've also had quite a few accidents which caused some bad, bad bruising over the years.
My experience has been that the kind of bluish-black-purple color we associate with bruising doesn't usually show up for several hours -- often as much as 12 hours. You do, however, have a reddish area where the blood is starting to pool under the skin. And depending on how hard of a hit you're also going to see swelling right away.
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http://www.onenewsnow.com/Culture/De...spx?id=1571386Last week, NBC's Today Show ran the edited audio of Zimmerman's phone call to a police dispatcher, seeming to show Zimmerman saying, "This guy looks like he's up to no good … he looks black."
A transcript of the complete 9-1-1 call shows that Zimmerman actually said, "This guy looks like he's up to no good, or he's on drugs or something. It's raining and he's just walking around, looking about."
The 911 officer responded saying, "OK, and this guy — is he black, white or Hispanic?"
"He looks black," Zimmerman said.
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Whuh...? Has anyone else commenting on this case felt it necessary to explain the ethnic backgrounds of the participants' names as an aside in an article, or even as a footnote? Is this information at all relevant? WTF?!!?
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