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George Zimmerman Made $200,000 From Murdering Defenseless Teenager Trayvon Martin April 27. 2012 George Zimmerman Originally it was reported that George Zimmerman, 28, made $3,000 in donations, after soliciting money on his website, in connection with the murder of unarmed 17-year-old African-American, Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman killed him in cold blood for looking "suspicious." Hours after the first story ran, ABC News published a report that Zimmerman actually made $200,000 in donations to his website, via a Paypal account.
Trayvon Martin It's stuff like this that makes me angry - people profiting from crime. Zimmerman is making money from the awful murder of a defenseless minor that was minding his own business, when he was shot and killed by the lawbreaking, self-appointed neighborhood watch captain. This is so unjust. The money should be frozen, then seized. Developments in this case just keep adding insult to injury. STORY SOURCE Trayvon Martin Shooting: George Zimmerman Judge Looks at Donations, Bail Amount April 27, 2012 - Prosecutors in the Trayvon Martin shooting case asked a Florida judge today to increase the bail amount for George Zimmerman after news that the 17-year-old's killer had raised more than $200,000 through a Paypal account on his website. Circuit Court judge Kenneth Lester Jr said he wanted to scrutinize the account to learn more about who opened the site, who managed it and exactly how much money it contained. The site called "Therealgeorgezimmerman.com" was closed earlier this week after Zimmerman's attorney Mark O'Mara took control over and deposited the money in trust accounts, he told the court today. Zimmerman faces second-degree murder charges for shooting 17-year-old Martin on February 26. In a CNN interview Thursday, O'Mara said he was surprised to learn about the money. "He asked me what to do with his PayPal accounts, and I asked him what he was talking about," O'Mara said. "He said those were the accounts that had the money from the website he had. And there was about ... $204,000 that had come in to date."... |
