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George Zimmerman

Auburn Street, April 2005
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Auburn Street

Auburn Street is a small street that runs from Broadway to South Sixth Street between Benson and Washington Streets. All 26 homes were seized by eminent domain and demolished in 2001.

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'Victims' of Sniper Held for Explosion, Camden Courier-Post, February 13, 1928
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'Victims' of Sniper Held for Explosion

The Camden Courier-Post of February 13, 1928 reports that George Zimmerman and John Connors, who had claimed they were wounded by the "phantom sniper" near the Federal street bridge, were held for the grand jury on charges of having explosives after City Detective McGrath testified to a mysterious blast at Zimmerman's home.

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Philadelphia Inquirer, April 9, 1912 — dog bites send two to Cooper Hospital, 564 Auburn Street
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Dog Bites Send Two to Cooper Hospital

Dogs sent George Farmer, 46 years old, of 978 Woodland Avenue, and George Zimmerman, 5 years old, of 564 Auburn Street, to Cooper Hospital. Farmer was bitten on the arm, while the boy had his wrist torn.

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