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The parents of controversial shooter George Zimmerman are seeking more than $629,000 (393,000) in their lawsuit against comic Roseanne Barr.

Robert Zimmerman, Sr. and his wife, Gladys, filed a lawsuit against the funnywoman in March (14) claiming they had been forced to flee their Florida home in 2012 after she allegedly tweeted details of their address.

The posts came at a time of high tension between the African-American community and Florida police, who had not yet arrested the couple's son George Zimmerman for the fatal shooting of black teenager Trayvon Martin.

In new legal documents, obtained by Tmz.com, lawyers for the couple allege the Zimmermans are owed costs for moving out of their property including $6,900 (4,312) for hotels, $22,800 (14,250) for rent and $7,700 (4,812) for laundry.

They are also seeking $600,000 (375,000) for emotional distress.

Zimmerman was acquitted of second-degree murder and manslaughter last year (13) after a jury ruled he had acted in self-defence.

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George Zimmerman's Parents Seeking $629,000 From Roseanne Barr

The parents of George Zimmerman are seeking nearly $630,000 in their lawsuit against comedienne Roseanne Barr.

Robert Zimmerman, Sr. and his wife, Gladys, filed a lawsuit against the funnywoman in March claiming they had been forced to flee their Florida home in 2012 after she allegedly tweeted details of their address.

The posts came at a time of high tension between the African-American community and Florida police, who had not yet arrested Zimmerman for the fatal shooting of black teenager Trayvon Martin.

In new legal documents, obtained by TMZ.com, lawyers for the couple allege the Zimmermans are owed costs for moving out of their property including $6,900 for hotels, $22,800 for rent and $7,700 for laundry.

They are also seeking $600,000 for emotional distress.

Zimmerman was acquitted of second-degree murder and manslaughter last year after a jury ruled he had acted in self-defense.

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George Zimmerman's parents seek $629k from Roseanne Barr

Roseanne Should Pay For Our Dirty Laundry! 5/22/2014 12:40 AM PDT BY TMZ STAFF

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George Zimmerman's parents say Roseanne was so heinous toward them ... she should be forced to pay for their dirty laundry.

Robert and Gladys Zimmerman say they were forced to pay thousands of bucks for laundry and other expenses they would not have incurred had Roseanne not forced them out of their house by tweeting out their address.

The Zimmermans say they could have washed their clothes at home, but ended up spending $7,700 on cleaning their dirty duds and racking up other living expenses.

But the Zimmermans want a lot more. In new legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- they want: $6,900 in hotel costs, $22,800 rent and $600,000 for emotional distress

Roseanne filed her own docs ... calling BS ... because the parents sought out public exposure by self-publishing a book about the murder trial.

Plus ... she says their address was already public information -- which anybody could just Google.

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'Blood Money': Nancy Grace Accuses George Zimmerman of 'Profiting Off of a Crime' - Video

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -

With a ruling on whether Marissa Alexander will get a second "Stand Your Ground" hearing in her retrial is pending and Floridas so-called warning shot bill" awaiting action from Gov. Rick Scott, the issue most Floridians first heard about during the George Zimmerman trial remains an ongoing debate.

To separate fact from fiction and hear arguments from all sides of the issue, WJXT has partnered with WJCT to simulcast "First Coast Forum: Stand Your Ground" at 8 p.m. on Thursday.

Florida Coastal School of Law professor Rod Sullivan is among the panelists of experts who will discuss the law with hosts Kent Justice and Melissa Ross.

The parents of Jordan Davis will also be on the program to discuss Florida's controversial self-defense laws.

The collaboration is part of News4Jax's continuing Firearms in Florida project. To review articles and multimedia from the series, visit the Project 4 special section.

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