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Topic started on 27-4-2012 @ 08:52 AM by Ghostcooler

Say What?! Zimmerman's Website Received $200K In Donations


newsone.com
ORLANDO, Fla. — George Zimmerman’s attorney says a website created to raise money for his legal defense has raised more than $200,000.
O’Mara says the bail amount may have been higher if the judge knew Zimmerman had raised $200,000.
The website used to raise the money has since been shut down, but O’Mara said he’ll likely start a new defense fund for Zimmerman.
O’Mara did not immediately return a Thursday evening phone message by The Associated Press.
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reply posted on 27-4-2012 @ 09:31 AM by cavalryscout
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George Zimmerman’s attorney says a website created to raise money for his legal defense has raised more than $200,000.


Good for him!

I have avoided threads on this topic because this is just so ridiculous.

Why do I say that you ask......

If you are an innocent person and somebody is following you and you have time to make a phone call is it going to be to your boyfriend / girlfriend or the police?

This would never have gotten any press if it happened between two people of the same race.

They are playing you for a fool!

As far as your thread why the hell do you care how much money was donated to the man. It's none of your business. How much money was donated to the Martin family? I don't know and really don't care because........ it's none of my business.


reply posted on 27-4-2012 @ 09:43 AM by Blackmarketeer
His bail was set low because he pled he was indigent.

Attorney said in court Zimmerman was indigent; now says website raised $200,000Attorney said in court Zimmerman was indigent; now says website raised $200,000
George Zimmerman's Attorney Claims His Client Is 'Indigent' & 'Broke'

Here's where things get really messed up - after copping being "broke and indigent", he now claims he has all this money from donations, but there's no court oversight of this donation process, for all we know it came directly from his family or it's his own money donated back to himself via a willing third party.

The lawyer (O'Mara) is now getting some heat for not disclosing the donation site to the court and when he was asked, claimed it was only a few hundred to a few thousand.

Judge delays decision on Zimmerman contributions


reply posted on 27-4-2012 @ 09:49 AM by Ghostcooler
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Wow that is some enlightening information thank you.
Now i am sensing deception on the part of Zimmerman's party after reading your links.

edit on 27-4-2012 by Ghostcooler because: (no reason given)



reply posted on 27-4-2012 @ 10:03 AM by Ghostcooler
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The media has made it our business invading everyone's life with this case,think about it if they didn't want it to be our business this whole case could have been privatized behind closed doors.

Thank you for your input,but assumptions are not welcome!


reply posted on 27-4-2012 @ 10:07 AM by jefwane
Zimmerman was locked up before the bail hearing. I'm pretty sure that people awaiting arraignment don't have internet access to check paypal accounts. Also if I'm not mistaken, O'mara only became Zimmerman's attorney shortly before the bail hearing.

It's my understanding that bail is set based on several things. Severity of the crime accused, flight risk, evidence presented by the prosecutor, and least of all on financial circumstance of the defendant. Murder two is serious. Zimmerman isn't a flight risk as he willingly returned to Florida to be arrested. The evidence in the PC statement is thin. Would knowledge of this have changed the bail set? Zim's attorney says it might have. Regardless $200k minus bail leaves $185K to pay his lawyer who charges $400+ an hour.

What I'd be most interested in seeing is the average size of donations. If Zim's family or a couple deep pocketed people who took interest provided most of the money that's one thing, but if the money accumulated by thousands of people giving small donations $20-$50 that's another. If the latter is the case, I find it encouraging that so many people saw through the Crumped up narrative that the MSM spewed 24-7 up until we actually started seeing facts presented to the courts recently.

Personally, I haven't donated to Zim, yet. I'm seriously considering doing so though. I'm expecting both a state tax refund any day now and a bonus from work at the end of June. If this is still going on when I get either. I'm probably going to throw a small bit of cash Zim's way.


reply posted on 27-4-2012 @ 10:48 AM by mikellmikell
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And the kid came up and tride to rob him. It's the old don't bring a knife to a gun fight. If your going to tell a tale tell it to the end.

Locally we have collected quite a it of money for Zimmerman and are just waiting for the dust to settle. He'll be a free man by Christmas and many people will burn down their own neighborhoods. Good for the economy
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