George Zimmerman, the Florida man who claims he shot and killed Trayvon Martin in self-defense, has set up a personal website to collect money for his legal expenses, his attorneys told NBC News on Monday. Several sites purporting to raise money for Zimmerman, 28, have popped up since he shot Martin, 17, on Feb. 26 in Sanford, Fla., but “I cannot attest to the validity of these other websites,” Zimmerman writes on therealgeorgezimmerman.com. Attorneys... 

It was seen as bombshell evidence in the Trayvon Martin shooting case, but a newly enhanced police surveillance tape could now tip the scales in the shooter’s favour. The video, which shows George Zimmerman being led out of a police car shortly after the shooting in Sanford, Florida, was broadcast by ABC News last week. The clip was then cleared up significantly for the network by Forensic Protection, Inc, and shown on Good Morning America... 

Explosive video reveals that George Zimmerman appeared uninjured when he arrived at a Florida police station the night he shot Trayvon Martin — his nose is not broken or bleeding and the back of his head is unmarked by grass or bruising. The Sanford, Fla., Police Department says it did not arrest the Hispanic neighborhood watchman who killed the unarmed black teenager because Trayvon was pounding his head into the ground and Zimmerman shot...