Fmr. Zimmerman Attorney: He 'Won't Answer' Us
George Zimmerman's attorneys quit Tuesday, complaining that they have lost all contact with him. Hal Uhrig tells the AP he still believe in Zimmerman's innocence and he would probably represent him again if he contacted them and requested it. (April 10)
George Zimmerman's attorneys quit Tuesday, complaining that they have lost all contact with him. Hal Uhrig tells the AP he still believe in Zimmerman's innocence and he would probably represent him again if he contacted them and requested it. (April 10)
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