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This image of George Zimmerman was taken from a video released by attorney Howard Iken, who is representing Zimmerman in his divorce, on March 12, 2014. (AP)
The story was too shocking even for the person at the center of it. After all, this was the same man who was going to take part in a celebrity boxing match. George Zimmerman, the killer of Trayvon Martin, sold a painting of the hoodie-wearing unarmed 17-year-old for $30,000 in an online auction. The photo of a smiling Zimmerman holding the artwork with Justice for all lightly painted in the background is as galling as it is tasteless.
And its a fake.
That Zimmerman is painting isnt news. His $100,000 eBay sale and the dust-up with the Associated Press over his use of their photo of Special Prosecutor Angela Corey have made headlines. But upon seeing what was billed Zimmermans latest sale on a friends Facebook page, I immediately contacted Robert Zimmerman Jr., Georges brother. His response was swift.
If that were true I would denounce it as repulsive myself, Robert wrote me. There is no way George would even contemplate disparaging the likeness of Trayvon Martin. Professional digital pot-stirrers are at it again and amusing themselves by disrespecting a tragedy. He added, The circulation of these fraudulent images puts George in danger. People who believe the stories are rightfully incensed. It appears that is the objective of the parties behind the fabrication of the false news stories and forged art.
Even the smallest amount of effort would have uncovered all of this as a fake. The site featuring the Zimmerman story is called TheNewsNerd. Find it for yourself. That Im even mentioning it at all is more than it deserves. Anyway, when you scroll down to the bottom of the site, youll see the following message.
(Screenshot from TheNewsNerd)
The stories are for entertainment purposes only. They are purely satirical. And they are not funny. Not in the slightest. This particular story roiled emotions that ranged from oh NO he didnt! to pure rage. Im all for good satire, but this was dumb and dangerous.
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April 3, 2014|By Jeff Weiner and Rene Stutzman, Staff Writers
The names of the six-member jury panel that acquitted George Zimmerman in the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin have been made public for the first time, after a new court order, records show.
Circuit Judge Debra Nelson, who had previously ordered the jurors' identifying information be kept confidential, granted access to the names in a ruling March 21.
Zimmerman's defense asked the judge in June to keep the names secret until six months after the verdict. The judge set no timeline then, but noted in her new order they have been withheld more than eight months.
Attempts to reach the jurors by phone and in-person Thursday were unsuccessful. The Sentinel typically does not name jurors unless they've agreed to be interviewed.
In Florida, the names of jurors usuallyarepublic and are announced and used by the judge and attorneys during jury selection.
Nelson's order follows an inquiry last month by the Sentinel.
In a letter, Sentinel attorneys asked Nelson for a specific ruling on how long she planned to maintain the jurors' anonymity, noting it was already "well past the six month 'cooling off' period requested by the defense."
The defense, in its motion, argued a delay was needed beyond the trial to allow "for any community passions to cool."
The Sentinel and other media outlets opposed that delay.
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