[manaboutown]

This is no big surprise considering the stress they have been under. I hope he is successful in his suit to be reimbursed by the state of Florida for being persecuted for legally defending himself.

[justjim]

Originally Posted by dotti105

Lots of threads here while he was in court. The OP doesn't need to chastised for presenting an update on this guy.

If you aren't interested, don't read it! But don't criticize the poster for presenting an news clip on this man that created so much sensation and controversy.

I wouldn't question the right to start a thread since the media brought the divorce up but why can't they (media) give these trials and the related players a rest. Our justice system is wrong in my opinion for allowing these trials to be televised in the first place.

Its bad enough to have Monday morning quarterback on our favorite coaches and teams----now we have the same going on with these media hyped televised trails. These are real people and not Perry Mason reruns.

[DaleMN]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

He won the case, George did, and has had a lot of support, but he is gonna lose that support if he keeps getting his picture taken at a gun factory and being pulled over for speeding.

Sit down George and be quiet.

Better yet, crawl in a hole somewhere and never come out again.

[BobnBev]

Originally Posted by donb9006

The trial did not PROVE he was not guilty. The prosecution failed to prove he WAS guilty. There's a big difference.

I'm just quibbling a point, I wasn't there, I don't know what happened.

The burden of proof lies with the State to prove him guilty. He doesn't have to prove himself NOT guilty.

[Monkei]

Casey Zimmerman, has a nice ring to it.

[janmcn]

It's interesting that Shellie Zimmerman thinks the most valuable asset in their marriage is George's paid up life insurance policy, with her named as beneficiary, according to the newspaper. Obviously, she thinks George is toast, but George will know whoever gets that shot off will be aquitted on Florida's 'stand your ground' law.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by janmcn

It's interesting that Shellie Zimmerman thinks the most valuable asset in their marriage is George's paid up life insurance policy, with her named as beneficiary, according to the newspaper. Obviously, she thinks George is toast, but George will know whoever gets that shot off will be aquitted on Florida's 'stand your ground' law.

I don't understand what you meant by this part.

The rest, haggling over assets, and bitterness appear to happen a lot in divorce situations.

[murray607]

Originally Posted by quirky3

You can ask the 158 people who have viewed it so far. Or, you can take a different perspective (from a thread posted yesterday)

Thanks Quirky3, after all this is a Non Villages forum and apart from your post I was not aware of this.
Obviously, there are enduring issues in his relationship.