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BY EMILY ALLEN

George Zimmerman’s defense has released video and audio accounts of what Zimmerman says happened between him and Trayvon Martin on February 26th. ABC and NBC have the clips.

“My body was on the grass and my head was on the cement and he just kept slamming it and slamming it. And I kept yelling, ‘Help! Help!’ as loud as I could."

“I feel like he saw it. He looked at it. He said, ‘you’re going to die tonight.’ And he reached for it. Like I felt like his arm going down to my side and I grabbed it. And I just grabbed my firearm and I shot him.”

The Miami Herald has Zimmerman’s description of those final moments — including what he says were Trayvon Martin’s last words.

“‘You got me. You got it,’ Trayvon said. Zimmerman indicated that he didn’t realize Trayvon was shot at this point, though it was point-blank range. ‘I didn’t think I hit him,’ Zimmerman told police.”

The material from Zimmerman’s defense also includes a written statement from Zimmerman and audio accounts from the days following the shooting. The Daily Mail offers an analysis of the materials.

“His statements, which appear fairly consistent, show the man insisting his life was in danger, and he had no choice but to kill the teenager, who was not armed.”

ABC’s Chris Cuomo says the prosecution can now take these accounts and compare them to the 911 calls and witness accounts to look for inconsistencies.

“Everything he says, Robin, detail for detail, now this could work for or against, is perfect for a justification of what he did. He is not the aggressor.’”

“He checked every box to get himself off the hook for this crime.”

CNN points out — the release of these video and audio clips comes after Zimmerman’s bond was revoked for allegedly lying to police, landing him back in jail.

“If he was lying about that, the family of Trayvon Martin said what else was he lying about in his story telling? Now you get this very fresh account that seems to support the self-defense claim.”

Zimmerman is currently being held in solitary confinement in Florida’s Seminole County Jail.