The real George Zimmerman story
Okay, this is not the real story. It is my attempt at an honest re-construction of the events of his life beginning before the death of Trayvon Martin and ending with the domestic violence allegations of yesterday.
My theories are based on a few random observations I recalled from the trial as well as George Zimmerman's behavior since the trial. Some of you may think puzzle pieces are also starting to fall into place.
First off, Z. spent way too much time doing blockwatch activities after he and Mrs. Z. moved into the complex. And when one attractive blonde neighbor had a home invasion break-in occur at her house as she testified in court, Zimmerman began to check up on her security, helping her secure her sliding door, the locks, etc. He stopped by 22 times according to her testimony. And Mrs. Z. maybe was not the happiest of campers about that. Just a hunch on my part. She knows or suspects George the show-off is trying to score points with the pretty blonde. And she's probably jealous. Anyway, they also have a lot of bills. Like 30k in debt. They fight a lot. She's trying to get through nursing program. High stress. He's off and on serious about being a cop. Anyway, drama in the Z. house is always on high.
Really none of that brought up in court, and also not the fact that Mrs. Z. had a violent argument with George just before he went out and accosted Trayvon Martin. In fact, Mrs. Z. moved back in with her father. This is according to her new interview with ABC. So George may already have been seething when he encountered Trayvon. And we know what happened there. Mrs. Z. did too. She knew better than most what her husband was capable of, or what he secretly itched to do.
After he shot Trayvon, he rather casually threw his cellphone at a neighbor and said to call his wife "Tell her I shot someone." Nothing more. Now if that isn't meant to wound his wife, I don't know what else it was meant to do. He doesn't tell the guy to tell his wife he is in trouble and needs her to come right away. No, he throws that in her face and no other words. Not even. "I am ok." Nothing. Sounds to me like the wants her to think that the fight between them caused him to kill a kid. Her fault. To make her feel guilty. Somewhat explains her tearful apology to Trayvon's mother. She knows what it is to be manipulated and lied to.
So now she comes home. Tries to be supportive. Lies for him and gets herself in trouble with the law. Attends the trial. As the marriage collapses. She can't testify for the defense because she knows too much. She knows what George says in private, what he thinks, what he is capable of. She knows that for sure now. Especially when she comes to court and he refuses to be man enough to come with her. Whatever vestiges of a marriage remained that was obviously the final straw for her. Of course, he's been driving around aimlessly, getting pulled over for speeding, etc. Visiting a gun factory. Pretty much acting like he thinks he's a celebrity.
She files for divorce, he turns up at her house. Her ipad gets smashed. She says he attacked it with a knife. He said she hit him on the back with it. There was a gun because he still has a CWP. Whether he pulled it or not, she had no idea if he might. And he made gestures (didn't he wear it behind his back in his waist band?) toward it, and threatening words. Her father was hit in the altercation. Something happened. We can believe her or him. Oddly the last thing she said on the 911 call was that there was a woman with him. So did he also bring a woman to show Mrs. Z. he was in demand among the ladies? Or was she the bodyguard who also was there?
Anyway, that is my theory as to what was going on in George's head the night he murdered Trayvon Martin and why his wife fears him. With good reason I might add.
Have I missed anything?
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