11:20 a.m. ET:

Kruidbos says there were 2958 photos in original report. In Kruidbos rreport, there were 4275 photos. Photos included Martin blowing smoke, pot, underaged naked fmales, clump of jewelry on bed.

He also says there were deleted text messages re a transaction for a firearm. The investigator said "it looks like they were selling a gun" and said they have to talk to Rionda.

Important contextual question here: WHO deleted the images/text messages, and WHEN?

Were these deleted data that FDLE/SAO recovered (i.e. data that Martin, or someone in possession of the phone prior to state took possession, deleted), or were these data that were deleted *after* the state took possession of the phone?

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"That the attacker sustained a mortal wound is a matter that should have been considered by the deceased before he committed himself to the task he undertook." - 5th DCA, Stinson v. State (Fl)

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Hopefully, MOM will get around to those questions! WHO, indeed!!

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But why were they missing from the original report and when did the full report get turned over?

11:28 a.m. ET: Kruidbos is going through all the conversations he had with employees at the state attorneys office about how he found more information on Martin's phone.

11:24 a.m. ET: At some point, Prosecutor Guy told Kruidbos that they could send the source file from the phone to the defense.

11:22 a.m. ET: Kruidbos turned over the new report to Rionda, and he said he would look into it.

I saw Rene Stutzman in the background, sitting next to Robert Zimmerman Jr.

11:31 a.m. ET: O'Mara is asking Kruidbos about a conversation in May 2012 he had with Rionda about the cell phone information, because the defense was saying they did not get all the information from Martin's phone.

Kruidbos was told "two different things by BDLR" and found them to be "inaccurate." Then decided to come forward because he was "concerned" that information had NOT been turned over.

Unreal!

I want to see BDLR arm-flap his way out of THIS! But we know that Judge Nelson will be more than happy to help him (although with the DCA smackdown, she might actually do what is right!)

11:41 a.m. ET: Kruidbos said he is concerned about losing his job, because he has come forward. However, he believes it is worth it to make sure this is a fair trial.

11:40 a.m. ET: O'Mara asked Kruidbos if he has an axe to grind with the state's attorney office. Kruidbos said the only reason he came forward was because of his potential liability.

11:38 a.m. ET: Kruidbos said he picked White, because he is a good attorney.

11:36 a.m. ET: Kruidbos said in late March or April 2012 he became concerned the additional information from Martin's phone had not been turned over to the defense, and he became concerned about "criminal exposure." So he sought advice from White.

MOM done with this witness!

MOM done...

Sidebar

DRINK!!!

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I knew this kind of crap was going on, but it really stinks to hear it played out in court.

Clump of jewelry - cause every young teenaged man posts pictures of clumps of jewelry on their phone when they've done nothing wrong!

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Bernie is angry.

Bernie comes out screaming!

Objection! BDLR being argumentative, repetitious!

11:45 a.m. ET: Rionda said in a deposition on April 25, 2012, O'Mara asked a potential witness about the gun which indicates the defense may have actually had the information.

11:43 a.m. ET: Rionda is asking Kruidbos if he assumed the information was turned over the defense. Kruidbos said he wasn't sure, but he was concerned about his exposure.

11:42 a.m. ET: O'Mara has completed his direct examination of Kruidbos. The attorneys are now at a sidebar with the judge.

Arms a flapping?

Bless this Kruidbos for saying he didn't like to see anyone "sandbagged" and wanted to see a "fair trial!"

At his personal risk!