So, George Zimmerman has gone rogue.

[Gold Metal Flake]

Or maybe he is just continuing a lifelong pattern. He has fled the state of Florida, he has eschewed counsel from the people who were, however temporarily acting as his attorneys, he is seeking advice from extremist media figures (who has called it for Hannity seeking relief from under-oath testimony by claiming journalistic privileged?), he has tried to meddle with the legal process by trying to directly contact the special prosecutor.

The guy is most surely armed.
The guy thinks he is above the law.
The guy is on the run.
The guy has no problem blaming others for his actions.
The guy is prone to violence.

This is what "going rogue" looks like, IMO.

[Amerigo Vespucci]

1. Zimmerman to Special Prosecutor: "Is there something in this office that I could hand to you..."

[Gold Metal Flake]

2. Oy, that music.

Yeah, I don't think the ex-nonjudgenonattorneymagistrate daddy's money would be enough for That particular special prosecutor. But do not underestimate the other resources that the supporters of this particular could-be sociopath killer could muster. Beer and travel money aplenty.

[groundloop]

3. Journalistically Privileged Sean Hannity huh?

I wonder if he'd be willing to go to jail to fight a subpoena, as other real journalists before him have done. I doubt it, but it'd be interesting as hell to see it come to that.

[Gold Metal Flake]

8. I think his bravery stops at shouting towards a camera.

I would expect him to float the idea and talk about it a lot. He's a TV guy, after all.

[Gold Metal Flake]

6. There are those who see a sinister shadow around every corner.

Some of those people have guns, are on the run, believe themselves to be above the law and have a history of violence.

[janx]

9. Really?

I wouldn't. I'd want to stay as close to law enforcement as possible.

[ProgressiveProfessor]

11. Why

No one takes them seriously nor should fhey

[janx]

5. Somebody knows where he is.

I cannot believe that he somehow went into hiding and nobody knows where he is.

[Gold Metal Flake]

7. Sure. The people who are helping him go rogue.

They will not take responsibility if he hurts someone else while on the run, though.

[janx]

10. His family?

?

Who else would be crazy enough to do that?

[Fumesucker]

12. Eric Rudolph stayed on the run for quite some time.. n/t

[janx]

14. True.

It's just hard for me to believe that the prosecuting attorney doesn't know where he is. I'll bet she does.

[Gold Metal Flake]

15. Considering just how far GZ can take going Rog-ewe...

...I think it would be a goddamn good idea if someone in law enforcement know where the hell he is. But since his ex-attorney said he was not in Fla, I would think the FBI is now involved.

If the latest reports are true, and charges are looming, then once he has been charged I hope someone can put their hands on him but quick. This one does not seem to have a functioning off switch, knowhatImean?

[JDPriestly]

13. He is probably in Virginia with family or friends.

That is my guess.

[Gold Metal Flake]

16. He has some support there?

[JDPriestly]

17. Apparently, based on the prosecutor's press conference, my guess was

wrong. I read that Zimmerman's father had lived in Virginia and was a sort of justice of the peace or minor "judge" (I assume without a law degree) of some sort there.