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"Questioned" isn't quite the same thing as "taken into custody" so I'm not sure what really happened. I think that we may be seeing what caused George to be out there in the rain on that fateful night in the first place. We are never going to stop hearing about this guy, unless Charlie Sheen shoots somebody again.

On July 9th, Graham posted:
"And that is because it is case closed. Only idiots hang on to nonsense forever."

July 29th, Buck posted:
***BREAKING NEWS***
"This just in.....
The Zimmerman trial ended two weeks ago."

On August 21st Buck declared:
"There is nothing more to discuss."

Then Henry must have posted a half a dozen of these:


Which brings us to the day's headline:
"George Zimmerman questioned after alleged gun threat against wife"

Murderer George Zimmerman... he's the 'dead horse' who keeps on running!  

(Stay Tuned For More)

Shellie Zimmerman's 911 Call

Good Ole George Zimmerman punched Shellie's dad in the face, and threatened his wife
and Father In Law with a gun.

Hey... Remember when someone on this board (a college graduate) said:
"And that is because it is case closed. Only idiots hang on to nonsense forever."

911 call:


I wonder if you can handcuff a "dead horse"???  

(CNN) -- No charges will be filed against George Zimmerman after an alleged altercation with his estranged wife and her father, Lake Mary, Florida, Police Chief Steve Bracknell said Monday.

"Shellie Zimmerman has declined prosecution (after consulting with her attorney)," Bracknell said.

George Zimmerman had been temporarily detained by police after Shellie Zimmerman told 911 Monday that he had threatened her and her father with a weapon.

On the 911 call, Shellie Zimmerman, who filed for divorce last week, is breathing heavily when she tells a dispatcher that Zimmerman is still at the house.

"He's in his car and he continually has his hand on his gun, and he's saying, 'Step closer.' He's just threatening all of us with his firearm," she says.
  





Watch this video

George Zimmerman in police custody
Shellie Zimmerman also tells 911 that George Zimmerman punched her father in the nose, then smashed her iPad before getting in his truck.

"I don't know what he's capable of. I'm really, really scared," she says.

Mark O'Mara, George Zimmerman's attorney and a CNN legal analyst, said, "There was heightened emotion, and a disagreement took place."

O'Mara said Shellie Zimmerman no longer lives at the house -- which is owned by her father, David Bryant Dean -- and had come to it to retrieve some belongings.

After he was initially detained by officers, George Zimmerman was interviewed at the house by detectives, Lake Mary police spokesman Zach Hudson said.

Zimmerman had offered to turn over surveillance tapes from security cameras at the house to investigators.

Shellie Zimmerman called 911 just after 2 p.m. ET, Bracknell said earlier.

George Zimmerman had a bodyguard in the truck with him when police arrived, Bracknell said.

Police had drawn their guns and told the bodyguard to "stand by out of the way."

Police said Dean spoke with first responders but was not treated by paramedics.

The incident comes two months after Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer, was found not guilty of murder in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Florida.

George's brother, Robert, tweeted after his brother's detention that the public shouldn't "jump to conclusions."

Shellie Zimmerman's divorce filing last week in Seminole County came after she pleaded guilty to perjury on August 28 for lying about the state of the couple's finances during a bond hearing in April 2012. She had claimed she and her husband were broke, when in reality they had collected about $135,000 in donations.

Since his acquittal on July 13, George Zimmerman has been in the headlines several times. In late July, he reportedly helped a family escape from an overturned SUV. A report from the Seminole County Sheriff's Office confirmed his involvement.

More recently, Zimmerman has been pulled over in traffic twice. The first time, he was given a verbal warning for a traffic violation in Texas and reportedly told officers he had a firearm in his glove compartment. The second time was in Florida last week, when he was issued a $256 ticket for speeding.

Lake Mary is a suburb of Orlando near Sanford.

No charges... geez, what a surprise!!  
I hope boxy didnt prematurely blow his load over an anticipated Zimmerman arrest and prosecution.

I guess we better start calling him Teflon George  

Pressing charges against a murderer is a dangerous thing.  Shellie and her dad don't want to end up
as did "a kid with an iced tea and a bag of skittles"... dead at the hands of scumbag Zimmerman.

umm, yeah , right  


Shellie must have forgot about the Security cameras at the house.... George didnt

Quoted from 55tbird

umm, yeah , right  


Shellie must have forgot about the Security cameras at the house.... George didnt

Shellie did what many women do when faced with a murder husband who's threatened her
life and assaulted her dad... She refused to press charges in hopes of staying alive.

Quoted from Box A Rox

Shellie did what many women do when faced with a murder husband who's threatened her
life and assaulted her dad... She refused to press charges in hopes of staying alive.

or is faced with video evidence proving her to be full of it....george volunteered the tapes...she probably gave as good as she got..

Listening to the 911 call she was mighty upset until the end when she noticed the woman with George  

she should just kill him with his own gun

I wonder if Shellie's dad had as "serious" wounds on his face as George alleged to have when
he murdered Martin?

Common reasons women stay with abusers:
(Or fail to press charges)

2. She is afraid of the abuser. Threats are made against the victim, her children, and the victim's family.
4. She is afraid to have him arrested because he'll probably be released in a few hours and will probably
seek revenge. This is why many victims lie to the police, don't press charges, or bail their abusers out of jail.
5. The abuser often controls the money and is often the primary breadwinner. The victim is dependent
on the batterer financially and feels that the abuse is worth the financial security.

If you were Shellie and saw that her husband got away with murdering Trayvon Martin, would you
be interested in pressing charges?

Quoted from Box A Rox

Common reasons women stay with abusers:
(Or fail to press charges)

2. She is afraid of the abuser. Threats are made against the victim, her children, and the victim's family.
4. She is afraid to have him arrested because he'll probably be released in a few hours and will probably
seek revenge. This is why many victims lie to the police, don't press charges, or bail their abusers out of jail.
5. The abuser often controls the money and is often the primary breadwinner. The victim is dependent
on the batterer financially and feels that the abuse is worth the financial security.

If you were Shellie and saw that her husband got away with murdering Trayvon Martin, would you
be interested in pressing charges?

I have a better explanation....

She lied...Again.

Wonder how much time they'll add to her 1 year of probation?