OT Is this Zimmerman site valid?

Apr 15, 2012 7 Replies
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Kuskokwim

This is the real one. Zimmerman created it before he was arrested and got a new attorney. I am waiting to see whether a newer one is created, possibly with the help of his attorney. I have a feeling that he might not get a fair trial. I will make a contribution to his legal…

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I have created a Paypal account solely linked on this website as I would like to provide an avenue to thank my supporters personally and ensure that any funds provided are used only for living expenses and legal defense, in lieu of my forced inability to maintain employment. I will also personally, maintain accountability of all funds received. I reassure you, every donation is appreciated. Sincerely, George Zimmerman

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This is the real one. Zimmerman created it before he was arrested and got a new attorney.

I am waiting to see whether a newer one is created, possibly with the help of his attorney.

I have a feeling that he might not get a fair trial. I will make a contribution to his legal defense fund if and when one is established.

Even Alan Dershowitz, hardly a right-wing extremist, thinks something isn't kosher:

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No matter what the outcome is the penalty will not be near as severe as Trevon Martin's was.

Are you really not sure about that?

Are you really not sure about that?

Are you really not sure that he's not sure about that?

did you know 2 of those cops were found guilty and did jail time?......................

Federal trial of officers

After the riots, the United States Department of Justice reinstated the investigation and obtained an indictment of violations of federal civil rights against the four officers. The federal trial focused more on the evidence as to the training of officers instead of just relying on the videotape of the incident. On March 9 of the 1993 trial, King took the witness stand and described to the jury the events as he remembered them.[26] The jury found Officer Laurence Powell and Sergeant Stacey Koon guilty, and they were subsequently sentenced to

30 months in prison, while Timothy Wind and Theodore Brise=F1o were acquitted of all charges.[citation

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