Jane Velez-Mitchell

A candlelight vigil in New York City honored the one-year anniversary of Trayvon Martin’s death at the hands of neighborhood watch captain, George Zimmerman. The 17-year-old Trayvon, was shot to death on his way home from a convenience store by Zimmerman.

Organized by the Trayvon Martin Foundation, the “Million Hoodies” vigil is just one of many events scheduled around the country to honor the slain teen.

George Zimmerman has raised more than $250,000 in donations so far, according to reports. But his attorney Mark O’Mara says he hasn’t been paid at all and says he may have to ask the state of Florida to consider George Zimmerman indigent. That would mean the state would start paying legal fees.

We know that bail and expenses account for around half of that $250,000. So what happened to the rest of that money?

George Zimmerman posted a new video on his website therealgeorgezimmerman.com Thursday night.

In this new video, Zimmerman thanks his supporters and promises to interact with them more through this website.

George Zimmerman is once again out of jail.  Zimmerman posted bail Friday afternoon going through a bail bondsman to post the 10% needed of his million dollar bail.

The judge ruled that Zimmerman could post bail a second time after the court found out he lied about his finances. The judge did have some tough words for the man who shot unarmed teen Trayvon Martin. He said, “the defendant has tried to manipulate the system” and “the money only had to be hidden for a short time for him to leave the country.”

More evidence has been released in the George Zimmerman case. In this new pile of evidence is the official police report where cops seem to blame George Zimmerman saying the shooting of Trayvon Martin could have been avoided. Part of the report reads, “Zimmerman had at least two opportunities to speak with Trayvon in order to diffuse the circumstances surrounding their encounter.”  We are also seeing the results of Zimmerman’s lie detector test in which, “the examinee has told substantially the complete truth.” 

What does this new mountain of evidence do to the Zimmerman case? Does it hurt one side more than the other?

George Zimmerman recreates what he says happened the night he shot and killed Trayvon Martin.  Zimmerman says he shot Trayvon out of self-defense. In this video he describes to police exactly how he says everything unfolded that night.

Does this video hurt George Zimmerman’s case or does it help him?

Audio recordings of George Zimmerman’s jail house conversations have now been released. Prosecutors say conversations between George and his wife Shellie Zimmerman show a plot to hide how much money they had ahead of his bail hearing.  Shellie was arrested on perjury charges last week. She is accused of speaking to her husband in code.

Jane Velez-Mitchell and a panel of experts analyzed the tapes.  

George Zimmerman’s wife, Shellie, has been arrested for perjury. Prosecutors say she lied to a judge about how much money they had in their bank account. Shellie was arrested and released on bond an hour later.

For more on this story watch Jane Velez-Mitchell weeknights at 7pm ET on HLN. 

More information is surfacing about the relationship George Zimmerman had with the Sanford Police Department.

In a newly released audio recording, Zimmerman slammed the police department. The comments happened at a City Hall meeting in January of 2011. Zimmerman said he went on a ride along with police and was “disgusted” by the behavior of the officer.