I hope the jury was intelligent enough to think of rolling their eyes when she made that in heaven statement. of course, it was all to subliminally suggest to the jury that trayvon was in heaven, and since only the good go to heaven, therefore trayvon must of never done anything wrong.    I hope they're also smart enough to pick up on the fact that when O'mara questioned her, she was unwilling to accept the possibility her son caused his own death. that laid a foundation for the jurors to see just how biased this woman is, how she's not in it for justice....she's in it for revenge, regardless of if a man was innocently defending his life from her son.     anything bad that comes the martin/fulton families way is well deserved.    notice how tracy didn't take the stand....just the mother and brother.....a brother who himself, much like trayvons dad, said he wasn't sure whose voice it was. that's because at the time, he didn't know whether or not saying yes or no was beneficial to trayvon or not. although we might see tracy still take the stand....but the prosecution sure as heck wasn't going to call him up.     I'm sure it'll go a bit like this: O'mara will confront tracy on saying it wasn't trayvons voice, tracy will say it was bad quality and that he was under stress, and the prosecution will ask him a question that tries to get him off the hook.