He got out of his car. He walked. He was told by the dispatcher to go back to his car. He says he did that.
Zimmerman:
Um, then, dispatcher told me that, 'Where are you?" and I said, "Fm trying to find out where he went.". And, he said, we don't need you to do that. And I said, "Okay." Uh, he said, "We already have a police officer en route." And I said, "All right," and I, I had gone where, through the dog walk where I normally walk my dog and walked back through to my street, the street that loops around and he said, "We already have a police officer on the way," so I said, "Okay." I told - base said, "Would you like a police officer to meet you?" and I said, "Yes," and I told him where my car was and the make and the model.
In the call, Z can be heard getting out of his car at 7:11:42. Dispatch tells him they don't need him following Martin and he acknowledges that. He claims that by that time, he has left his car and walked all the way to the road that circles the complex - Retreat View Circle. That's a distance of approximately 300 feet. Try walking the length of a football field and tell me how long it took you. Zimmerman did it in less than 20 seconds per the phone call. According to him.
Zimmerman:
So, I was walking back through to where my car was and he jumped out from the bushes and he said, "What the fvck's your problem, homey?" and I got my cell phone out to call 91 1 this time. And I said, "Hey man, I don't have a problem," and he goes, "No, now you have a problem," and he punched me in the nose. At that point, I fell down, uh, I tried to defend myself. He just started punching me in the face and, uh, I started screaming for help. I couldn't see. I couldn't breathe. Then he started taking
Investigator Singleton:
Were you still standing at this point?
Zimmennan:
No, ma'am.
Investigator Singleton
Okay.
George Zimmerman:
I fell to the ground when he punched me the first time.
Investigator Singleton:
Okay.
George Zimmerman: I, it was dark. I didn't even see him getting ready to punch me.
As soon as he punched me, I fell backwards, um, into the grass and he grabbed me...
So Zimmerman walked/jogged/ran from Twin Trees Lane (the road whose name he couldn't remember) to Retreat View Circle...in 20 seconds...along the yellow dotted line. As he was walking back, he's confronted by Martin at the T-intersection of the sidewalks between those two buildings. He's punched and immediately falls to the ground
per his own testimony. He shoots Martin there.
See that red box? That's where Martin's body was found. Why don't
you explain how the body got so far away from where Zimmerman initially claimed the fight and shooting took place?