“LAKE MARY, Fla – Lake Mary Police are now questioning the validity of several statements Shellie Zimmerman made when she told 911 dispatchers her estranged husband, George Zimmerman, threatened her and her father at gunpoint Monday afternoon.”
I could care less for all the Days of Our Lives drama regarding Shellie’s and George’s personal lives. I don’t care about the why of what is motivating Shellie to do what she has been doing or what she may think she will gain. What I do care about, what I’ve cared about all along, was how it is we all got here in the first place, what can be done about it and what can be done to prevent it in the future. It’s clear that Shellie Zimmerman does not feel the same way and has in effect destroyed any chance of holding any one of the schemers accountable. In fact she is doing just the opposite and helping to embolden the schemers and shore up a future civil suit against George by what appears to be merely out of spite. Again, for whatever he said/she said reasons, personal life crap, “going through a divorce”, “PTSD” or whatever else you want to wrap around it all matters not in this regard.
I’ve pretty much abandoned all hope, since writing Does George Zimmerman Have an Obligation to Expose the Scheme Team(s)?, that any one of them would be held accountable because unfortunately after writing that post that was also the day Shellie began whatever it is she is doing and that same day I realized where this was going and sure enough here we are. This latest report however gives at least a glimmer of hope that it will shut Shellie down. Just the mere mention of the fact that the prosecutor will look in the direction of Shellie potentially making false statements should be enough to have that effect whether or not what Shellie said happened was real or perceived. However, though this may mean no further damage can be done, in regards to the larger aspect I believe enough damage has already been done, the schemers truly have nothing to fear now.
DiwataMan 
I understand how you feel. It is very sad and disappointing how everything has been bungled in this case. It had so much potential. It was a chance to make good law in the US
How Shellie could have handled it?
http://rickmadigan.wordpress.com/2013/09/09/george-zimmerman-did-nothing-wrong/#comment-1007
“If I was Shellie, I would probably take a page from Yoko Ono’s life and let George go do what he wishes for the next year or so. And work it out where I can do what I wish also, while working together on civil suits and such. Friendship, you know, its classic and works to make people successful. A year later, if they definitely want a divorce, then do so quietly amicably. What Shellie is doing is destructive to her and everyone around her.
Too many people are encouraging this drama and want to make money from her. Shellie thinks she will make money from a book, it is a futile attempt that will hold little interest in the long run. She will have lost her credibility and character in the minds of everyone. What heroic effort she put in to help George is all being destroyed and she will suffer both personally and professionally for it. No one will tell her to her face, but she will feel them talking about her.
I wish they had someone in their life to advise them on what true success could be. The Clintons did nicely through their situation, and it was admirable, their friendship and their focus on their careers.”
Im not sure, if he is exonerated once again as it seems he shall… George still has the upper hand despite the effort to muddy the water.
I do still want to see the Schemer’s forced into a courtroom, every last one of them. Individually or as a group makes little difference, they deserve nothing less
Hey Ziniots. They didn’t search Z’s truck. That’s where he obviously stashed the gun before police arrived.
Hey Traytard…zero evidence GZ “stashed” anything
Good call Diwataman. Shellie is certainly helping the scheme team, the people that destroyed her life, to get off the hook.
Shellie and GZ are over, and she has obviously decided there are more incentives to join the other side.
I don’t know the financial motivations for her from whichever side she chose, but I do know if she wants her life back. A total (and messy) public break from George was probably her best option.
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