George Zimmerman allegedly threatened Beyoncé and Jay-Z while ‘Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story’ was filming, calling the singer a ‘broke w***e’.
In a series of text that will appear in the upcoming finale of the docu series, the 34-year-old blasted the rapper – who is an executive producer on the project – and his wife.
‘And I’m bringing hell with me,’ the man said to a private investigator, Dennis Warren, according to text obtained by The Blast.
George Zimmerman sent a series of text to private investigator Dennis Warren, calling Beyoncé a ‘broke w***e’
Zimmerman said: ‘Oh yea and tell Jay-Z he’s a b***h and his wife is a broke w***e. If I see either of them in my life, they’ll find themselves inside a 13 foot gator’
‘Oh yea and tell Jay-Z he’s a b***h and his wife is a broke w***e. If I see either of them in my life, they’ll find themselves inside a 13 foot gator.
Jay-Z is an executive producer for the ‘Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story’, and last year, Zimmerman said that he would feed the rapper to ‘an alligator’
Warren had been in contact with potential guest for the series. He was hit with a barrage of harassing messages and voicemails from Zimmerman, known for his role in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.
Zimmerman had been charged in May for stalking and harassing the private investigator. Warren had actually just fought a subpoena from the man after he demanded to see records pertaining to the investigation.
Warren denied this request, insisting that Zimmerman’s volatile nature could put those who he contacted at risk.
Zimmerman was also said to have sent text messages to Michael Gasparro, another executive producer with the project. In that case, he was said to have sent the producer his own address and told him that the Genovese crime family would be after him.
Late last year, Zimmerman threatened the seasoned rapper and said that he would feed Jay-Z to ‘an alligator’.
‘Rest in Power’ looks at the events surrounding Trayvon Martin’s tragic death, including the trial and system that eventually acquitted Zimmerman.
The docu series finale episode will premiere on Monday at 10pm ET on the Paramount Network and BET.
Zimmerman sent threatening text to private investigator Dennis Warren (left) and executive producer Michael Gasparro (right) as well
The couple pictured with Trayvon Martin’s mother, Sybrina Fulton, and Al Sharpton in 2013