06-18-2012, 12:29 PM
continued from previous post.
oh yeah. clear perjury.
orlando sentinel
In the calls, Zimmerman makes repeated reference to "Peter Pan", which seems to be a code name for PayPal.
Prosecutors allege the couple had access to at least $130,000 in mid-April, just before Zimmerman was freed from the Seminole County Jail on $150,000 bond.
The couple's bank statements were also released this morning. They show numerous transfers between the PayPal account, George Zimmerman's bank account and his wife's account.
The posted transfers from PayPal to Zimmerman's account begin April 9 with two small transfers. On April 12, records show one transfer of $5,880, followed by seven transfers of $9,900.
One such transfer was posted the day before Zimmerman's April 20 bond hearing. Three more are dated April 23, the day he was released from the Seminole County jail.
On April 16, the same time prosecutors say the Zimmermans were talking in code on the phone about money transfers, records show numerous transfers out of Zimmerman's account.
Bank records show the couple was careful to keep the transfers under $10,000. Several transfers were in the amounts of $9,990 or $9,999.
The calls released by prosecutors document Zimmerman's instructions for money transfers, but they also reveal him to be calm, confident and patient.
Neither he nor his wife say anything angry, ugly or racist. They make no references to Trayvon Martin or to the criminal charge Zimmerman faces – second-degree murder.
He does not complain about being in jail or its conditions.
In a call April 12, the day after his arrest, Zimmerman says he is thrilled by all the money and support his website has generated.
transcripts here:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/
oh yeah. clear perjury.
orlando sentinel
In the calls, Zimmerman makes repeated reference to "Peter Pan", which seems to be a code name for PayPal.
Prosecutors allege the couple had access to at least $130,000 in mid-April, just before Zimmerman was freed from the Seminole County Jail on $150,000 bond.
The couple's bank statements were also released this morning. They show numerous transfers between the PayPal account, George Zimmerman's bank account and his wife's account.
The posted transfers from PayPal to Zimmerman's account begin April 9 with two small transfers. On April 12, records show one transfer of $5,880, followed by seven transfers of $9,900.
One such transfer was posted the day before Zimmerman's April 20 bond hearing. Three more are dated April 23, the day he was released from the Seminole County jail.
On April 16, the same time prosecutors say the Zimmermans were talking in code on the phone about money transfers, records show numerous transfers out of Zimmerman's account.
Bank records show the couple was careful to keep the transfers under $10,000. Several transfers were in the amounts of $9,990 or $9,999.
The calls released by prosecutors document Zimmerman's instructions for money transfers, but they also reveal him to be calm, confident and patient.
Neither he nor his wife say anything angry, ugly or racist. They make no references to Trayvon Martin or to the criminal charge Zimmerman faces – second-degree murder.
He does not complain about being in jail or its conditions.
In a call April 12, the day after his arrest, Zimmerman says he is thrilled by all the money and support his website has generated.
transcripts here:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/