Just-released jailhouse calls from George Zimmerman, the accused murderer of Trayvon Martin, show him obsessing over money worries and how to get his hands on antidepressants. Plus, a new trove of bank statements—and a series of money transfers that one money-laundering expert says ‘has given the prosecutors, on a silver platter, evidence of guilty intent.’
Just-released jailhouse calls between George Zimmerman and his wife shed light on how the accused murderer of unarmed teen Trayvon Martin obsessed about financial matters in what prosecutors say was an effort to conceal money transfers.
“You're going to take out $10 and put it, and keep it with you, in...
