The first notice to appear has been mailed to the custodian of records for the Seminole Country Jail.  It would infer the objective is to begin the trial with an approach to diminish the integrity of George Zimmerman;  Perhaps aiming at his Paypal acct. VS. financial affidavit contradictions’.  

SANFORD – In yet another sign that the George Zimmerman second-degree murder trial is just weeks away, today the first trial subpoena was returned to the Seminole County Courthouse.

It is for Jeffrey Morales, custodian of records at the Seminole County Jail. Special Prosecutor Angela Corey sent it to him Friday, ordering him to be ready to appear June 10 or any day thereafter as long as the trial lasts.

June 10 is the day it’s to begin. It’s not clear how long it will last. On Tuesday, defense attorney Mark O’Mara predicted jury selection would take two to three weeks and the rest of the trial another two to three weeks.

It’s not clear why prosecutors have subpoenaed the head of records at the jail where Zimmerman was locked up for several weeks, but he is likely among hundreds of witnesses who are being notified to get ready to appear.  (read more)