What a jackass. Did Zimm really expect to be able to go anywhere with everyone knowing his face?
I’m no judge, but I think they can escape jail because they didn’t offer it as evidence in a trial, just playback on the news. Boots to asses should still occur.
Skittles ain’t free.
by this point, I’m starting to wonder if anyone involved has spoken honestly about what they know or what they have heard. I just hope that somehow, the truth comes out and that everyone will see it and recognize it through the storm of smoke and lies.
-Starhammer-
Qrazy
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This will end up all about money (like the r Kelly case). He may not be found guilty, but they know he has money and will keep dragging this on.
By the end if all this, moms and pops Zimmerman will regret getting their son. I guess the person that over heard him tell his wife it wouldn’t just go away was right.
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Zimm just wants to go back to jail so he can buy more snacks. The idea that he has to wait a whole year to buy snacks drove him off the edge.
Oh thank heaven for 7 eleven!!!
Qrazy
2146
Ok, read a summary of why they are carting him back…what an idiot.
Other reports state the couple claimed they didn’t have a penny to their name…
Circuit Judge Kenneth Lester Jr. said that Zimmerman engaged in “material falsehood” about money in issuing his ruling.
About an hour before the ruling came, prosecutors in the second-degree murder case again Zimmerman had filed a new motion requesting the bond revocation.They contended Zimmerman’s wife knew about the donations he had collected through a PayPal account, but didn’t mention the money at his bond hearing.
Zimmerman’s PayPal account collected more than $200,000, his attorney later revealed.
“Defendant has intentionally deceived the court with the assistance of his wife, Shelley Zimmerman. During the jail phone calls both of them spoke in code to hide what they were doing,” the motion read.
The judge said Zimmerman had misled the court at his bond hearing.
The defense says the finances are an innocent misunderstanding.
Prosecutors also argued that Zimmerman has a second passport in addition to the one he surrendered.
Zimmerman was previously released after making a bond that had been set at $150,000. On Friday, Judge Lester gave the 28-year old Zimmerman two days to turn himself in.
The defendant has repeatedly claimed he shot Trayvon Martin in self-defense on the night of Feb. 26 as the teen was walking in Zimmerman’s Sanford, Fla. community.
God damn.
BTW, zimmerman isn’t a racist you guys, he is just dumb.
Qrazy
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most dumb people are racist…and sexist…
so it is one in the same most times.
But we shall see how this all plays out…especially since he hasn’t turned himself in yet.
Bobby Fischer, James Watson, Schopenhauer and etc be some dumb motherfuckers.
Qrazy
2150
There is a huge difference between common sense “smart” and book “smart”.
You can have one and not the other. In this case…well I will let you decide.
Who publicizes a defense fund then states they have no money. It isn’t like he walked around with a can…
Unfortunately for him this act will come back to haunt him later. His character was already in question…
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Ah well I cant disagree there. Guess if I had to select it on a menu before starting my game i’d select ‘book smart’ – otherwise known as actual intelligence. Those people I listed (among other crazy folk because intelligence is amorphous and we should judge on a persons action/work) did more than rote memorization.
Qrazy
2152
Unfortunately 2 people you listed could have been classified as disturbed…
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Qrazy
2153
He has been booked. Credibility is now an issue
http://www.mercurynews.com/nation-world/ci_20773470/george-zimmerman-booked-after-bail-revoked-trayvon-martin?source
Lesson: don’t lie to courts about money.
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Do not pass go. Do not collect $200.
Looks like GZ will be behind bars for a little while. Even if the judge provides another bond hearing, its obvious he can’t afford it.
If I was George, I would stay in jail and let the funds from donations build up until 2013. Then if I am found innocent, I would take the money and leave the country. If he could get 200k in a couple of months from being in jail, he can surely afford to live somewhere else in a year or so. Might even come back when the heat is off. He is unemployed after all and can’t exactly apply for a job at Sam’s club if he gets free.
debs
2156
did zimmerman and his wife talk in code?
This guy knows the answer to your problem:
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Qrazy
2158
I thought his best bet was to stay in, that way he was safe and if he is found guilty of a lesser crime he can be sentenced to time served.
Edit: I hate this law.
http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/crime/florida-stand-your-ground-law-yields-some-shocking-outcomes-depending-on/1233133
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Qrazy
2160
Give him a gun and he will have plenty courage.
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