George Zimmerman’s second attempt to auction off his killer handgun has misfired.
The acquitted Florida killer’s auction on unitedgungroup.com was missing from the website Saturday — two days after his first online sale vanished from another gun website.
Zimmerman’s seller profile on the website also appeared to be deleted Saturday morning.
He listed the weapon — a pistol he used to kill unarmed Florida teenager Trayvon Martin in 2012 — on the website Thursday, after his first attempt to sell the gun, a posting on gunbroker.com, was pulled.
The auction on unitedgungroup.com reached a whopping $65 million Friday, but nearly all of the offers came from bogus bidders with fake names, such as “Racist McShootface.â€
Bidding was set to run through Tuesday. It’s not clear who took the listing down or why.
The acquitted Florida killer’s auction on unitedgungroup.com was missing from the website Saturday — two days after his first online sale vanished from another gun website.
Zimmerman’s seller profile on the website also appeared to be deleted Saturday morning.
He listed the weapon — a pistol he used to kill unarmed Florida teenager Trayvon Martin in 2012 — on the website Thursday, after his first attempt to sell the gun, a posting on gunbroker.com, was pulled.
The auction on unitedgungroup.com reached a whopping $65 million Friday, but nearly all of the offers came from bogus bidders with fake names, such as “Racist McShootface.â€
Bidding was set to run through Tuesday. It’s not clear who took the listing down or why.