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No, the absurdities are all yours. I assert Zimmerman should have informed his attorney at the very moment he heard his wife agree that they had "no money" for George to make bond and inform him they actually did have the money. His attorney, at that point, could have asked for a sidebar to claim the wife's confusion over their finances. But Zimmerman didn't. He just sat there quietly, and like a *****, let his wife take the fall for him.That is an example of how ludicrous your accusations are.
Most people, but NOT you, understand that a DEFENDANT WITH AN ATTORNEY MUST SIT QUIETLY IN THE COURTROOM IF HE HAS AN ATTORNEY.
What you assert Zimmerman should have done is totally absurd and everyone rational knows it. You assert he should have interrupted the court proceedings, suddenly declaring his attorney was fired, and then demanded to cross examine his wife to prove she is lying. How absurd and desperate in personal attacks can you get?
Who said anything about George testifying against his wife? It appears you have no idea what I'm talking about.And there is this concept you don't realize that almost most people do - a husband is NEVER required to testify against or impeach his wife.
Yet more incoherent blabbering.Contrary to what you think, women really are NOT the slaves of men and women really are NOT required to post bond for men, including their own husbands.
Zimmerman's wife believed the money could be used to make bond -- she was caught saying exactly that on a recorded phone call.It took the judge nearly a week to decide if that money could have been used for bond. Yet his wife not knowing the exact answer - when not even asked how much money was in the bank account or how much donated by the very publicized Paypal account - constituted "lying" when it is no such thing.