Just hours after the not guilty verdict came down for George Zimmerman, his brother appeared on the Piers Morgan show to speak about the verdict, his brother, , the trial as well as what life is like for George to be a free man.
Zimmerman said he couldn't "put into words how relieved we are as a family," but it wasn't a time "for high-fiving," because Trayvon Martin was dead, which is a tragedy.
Morgan points out that people now despise George Zimmerman and asks if Zimmerman "fears for his safety," and Robert responds that his brother would be "be looking around his shoulder for the rest of his life."
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Zimmerman also pointed out that there's a lot of black-on-black crime that doesn't get prosecuted, and scolded people trashing his brother in the media. Morgan pushed back a little, arguing that some of that happened because Martin was unarmed, but Zimmerman insisted he was armed with the sidewalk and his "nose-breaking fists."Watch the interview below:
