2nd Auction Site Removes George Zimmerman Gun Listing That He Used To Shot And Kill Trayvon Martin

George Zimmerman deem it responsible and insensitive to boldly list a gun he used to shot and kill a teenager four years ago. The acquitted murderer listed the gun as the 'weapon he used to defend his life' four years ago. He didn't add that the incident led to the death of a young boy four years ago, I guess he assumed we all know by now. Anyway he decided to cash in on the sad incident but all his effort has been abortive. Thanks to morally conscious businesses that he tried to used.



Firstly he listed the weapon on UnitedGunGroup.com, the auction was taken down just before its commencement to go live by the website possibly because of the bad press the listed received. He didn't relent, he went on to list it on another website Gunbroker.com, they weren't having it either nor do they want anything to do with him, they pulled his auction too off their website. Gunbroker.com released a statement after the deletion.

Gunbroker.com official statement

Late last night, George Zimmerman created a listing on our web site for the gun from the Trayvon Martin case four years ago. Mr. Zimmerman alerted news organizations that began reporting on the listing first thing this morning.

Listings on the GunBroker.com web site are user-generated, exactly like social media posts. Mr. Zimmerman never contacted anyone at GunBroker.com prior to or after the listing was created and no one at GunBroker.com has any relationship with Zimmerman. Our site rules state that we reserve the right to reject listings at our sole discretion, and have done so with the Zimmerman listing.

We want no part in the listing on our web site or in any of the publicity it is receiving.

GunBroker.com prides itself in being a safe and legal way to buy and sell firearms online in full compliance with all Federal, State, and local laws. GunBroker.com proudly supports the Second Amendment rights of the American public.

GunBroker.com will not be fielding press inquiries regarding this matter.