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George Zimmermann taunts parents of Trayvon. They did not raise their son right.

  • By Gideon Resnick | Daily Beast
  • May 18, 2016
  • 1 min read

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Zimmerman made it clear he has no remorse ... and bears outright hostility for the parents

The man who killed the teenager and ignited the Black Lives Matter movement explains why he’s selling the gun, what he thinks of Hillary and Trump, and why he’s the real victim.

It wasn’t enough for George Zimmerman to kill Trayvon Martin.

In an interview with The Daily Beast this week, Zimmerman made it clear he has no remorse about shooting the 17-year-old boy to death in Sanford, Florida, and bears outright hostility for the parents whose son he took away forever.

“They didn’t raise their son right. He attacked a complete stranger and attempted to kill him,” Zimmerman said of Martin.

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