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The only thing that reeks is your assertion.I'm too lazy to start a thread, so I'll do this here.
I think the pross is gojng to go at it like this:
They're going to suggest that Z went down between the buildings.
That he came upon M in the dark and reflexively went for his gun.
That M saw this and believed Z was pulling a gun on him and THAT is why he attacked him. They fought for control of the gun, Z won, M died.
They're going to try to present it from the perspective of someone who doesn't have a "clean" self defense claim, and knows it.
What lie would they make up in that situation?
If you look at it like a hard-nosed old detective Zs story REEKS.
"Raining blows that felt like bricks"
Slamming of head over and over like his head was going to explode.
The almost erotic going for the gun and trapping the arm thing.
"You're gonna die tonight" whispered in his ear
Going to get an utterly useless address
Reaching for his phone at the crucial moment.
IF, and I say if, z is lying, its something like this he's lying about.
And if they do, they will look like fools as there is no evidence to support such a claim.