ms. benson, did you have any further involvement in the case? you for your time. >> cross? >> good afternoon, ma'am. >> good afternoon. >> how are you? >> good. >> do you even know from looking that document you have in front of you where that print was lifted from? >> there is a lift location that was filled out that -- that says where it came from. >> where is that location? >> the lift location says the slide of a firearm located within item ts-1. >> and in fact taken from a firearm, correct? >> that's what is indicated on the lift card, yes. >> did you only get one latent print to review? >> yes. i only received one latent card to review. >> and you mentioned that environmental effects can have a negative effect on latent print, correct? >> yes. it can damage latent print. >> i think you mentioned that rain itself can? >> it can. >> because the -- what is left as part of the latent print or make of the latent print are oils from the skin? >> it can be, yes. >> and other debris. but it allows for the -- the fingerprint can lead a minor amount

ms. benson, wasn't a lot, environmental factors could remove fingerprints. lieutenant scott kearns, the application that was denied because mr. zimmerman didn't have good credit. captain carter, criminal litigation course work. he actually turned out to be a good expert to tell you what self-defense is and how getting your butt beat is really probably a good indication that great bodily injury is coming because it's already started. and he says not a good idea to wait until it actually, you get attacked. jim cru zinn sky, records custodian. taught a course online to mr. zimmerman. amy siewart, firearms. she mentioned the full complement of bullets, and i think we had good testimony about that. anthony gorgone of fdle talking about dna. you know, the problem with part of that dna, they got some. i think they missed a bunch or at least some because of the way it was packaged. significant? i don't know. i don't think it was that significant. there may have been more blood. i don't think that george zimmerman was bleeding a lot that night. i don't think he was b

ms. benson, print expert, there wasn't a lot.ence of prints doesn't mean no fingerprints or no touching, just that it's not there. environmental factors seven's rain could remove them. the lieutenant's application that was denyed because mr. zimmerman didn't have good credit. captain carter, criminal litigation coursework. he actually turned out to be a good expert to tell you what self-defense is and how getting your butt beat is really probably a good indication that great bodily injury is coming, because it's already started. and he says not a good idea to wait until it actually you get attacked. the records custodian, gordon pleasant, we talked about the course online, amy seward, firearms, she mentioned the full complement of bullets, and anthony gargone of fdle talking about d. in a. the part of the problem is they got some, but missed some behalf way it was packaged. significant? i don't think it was that significant. i don't think that george skipper man was bleeding a lot that night, i don't think he was bleeding out tha