Overheard in Florida:

George Zimmerman

'Me? Violent? Me? Beat my wife? Punch my father in law? Smash her iPhone that had films of me doing all of these terrible things? It never fucking happened. And anyone who believes differently can step outside with me right the fuck now. Any fucking goddam takers?"

George Zimmerman, former Neighborhood Watch volunteer who shot and killed, but was acquitted in the death of a 17-year-old boy who was on his way home and carrying soda pop and Skittles Since his acquittal, Zimmerman has had a series of encounters with law enforcement and his wife has filed for divorce.

Overheard on GMA:

Juror B29

“George Zimmerman got away with murder, but the way the law was read to me, if you have no proof that Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin intentionally, you cannot say he’s guilty. And we did not hear that proof.”

Juror B29, the second juror in the case to speak publicly, in an interview with 'Good Morning America’s' Robin Roberts.

Juror BR 549

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“Boy, come on down to the Florida courthouse! Have I got a deal for you! Come on down and get the verdict you REALLY want!”

Juror BR-549

Overheard on CNN:

Juror B37

"We really gave the testimony by law enforcement MUCH greater weight than that of anyone who testified against Mr. Zimmerman, and we believed the police testimony DESERVED to have greater weight because they deal with criminals all the time, even though Trayvon wasn’t really a criminal—he was just out buying candy and a drink. None of us was deaf, so of course we heard the judge’s instruction that the police officer’s testimony that he believed Zimmerman to be innocent should be stricken from our consideration, and that we should not give a law enforcement officer's testimony greater weight than that of anyone else, but do you really think we listened to the judge’s instructions? What does he know? The judge isn’t a cop.”

Juror B37

Overheard on CNN:

Juror B37

"We jurors believed the screams on the tape were from Zimmerman, despite the FACT that the screams were cut short when Martin was shot. Oh, yes, we heard the prosecutor point that out in his closing argument, but what does he know? We just thought it SOUNDED like it was Zimmerman, though it wasn't logical at all. No... we had never heard Zimmerman’s voice before and had nothing to compare the voices on the tape to.”

Juror B37