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“But I think he knew on the day of his bond hearing that he had the money.”
That’s speculation on your part, isn’t it?

Speculation? Hardly.

According to Mark O'Mara, Zimmerman's lawyer, $5,000 of the donor money was used to post Zimmerman's bond. It's doubtful that he didn't know/think he had the money when he used part of it for his bond.

http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-04-27/news/os-george-zimmerman-media-hearing-20120427_1_special-prosecutor-angela-corey-media-attorneys-trial-lawyer

"When asked about Crump's comments, criticizing his failure to earlier disclose the Internet gifts, O'Mara pointed out that the family also is accepting donations via a website. "Everyone is seeking donations in this case, including the Trayvon Martin family," O'Mara said. He noted that he set up a new website for his client, http://www.gzlegalcase.com. At today's hearing, Lester rejected the prosecution's request to raise Zimmerman's bond, as well as Angela Corey's request for a gag order on O'Mara. He said he would not hear arguments about a gag order and he praised both Corey's office and O'Mara for tamping down emotions in this case.

So Corey and the Trayvonistas want to be able to put their lies out there without anyone challenging them and they want to be free to raise money while denying the same to the other side. They're pathetic.