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George Zimmerman Says He’ll Beat Up, Feed Jay-Z to Alligators Over Trayvon Martin Doc
Child-killer and wannabe cop, George Zimmerman, is still out here ‘acting’ like the thug that he is.
While this trash has had several run-ins with the law, since his acquittal of killing Trayvon Martin, it is clear that Zimmerman feels invincible. This time it is more than obvious, as he is coming for Hip Hop royalty, Jay Z. To no surprise, Zimmerman has threatened to feed Jay Z to an alligator and beat him up.
Earlier this year, the Hip Hop mogul announced he was working with the Weinstein Company to produce a six-part documentary about Martin’s life, Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story, which is based on attorney Lisa Bloom’s boo,k Suspicion Nation.
Via The Blast:
In a chilling reference to the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, Zimmerman grimly tells us “I know how to handle people who fuck with me, I have since February 2012.”
Zimmerman seems especially upset over money he claims has been paid to his ex-wife over her alleged participation in the documentary.
He says producers have refused to pay his parents or family members, but would not elaborate on their participation or willingness to go on camera for money.
Zimmerman, however, says he is holding Jay-Z and Gasparro responsible, and “anyone who f***s with my parents will be fed to an alligator.”
Chile, ain’t nobody worried ’bout this dick.
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