More than a year after George Zimmerman was acquitted of all charges for killing unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin, he and his family still live in a state of  secrecy paranoia - believing their lives are in constant danger. A new interview with the Zimmermans reveals that the family is still reeling from the intense national attention that focused on George after he shot 17-year-old Martin and claimed self defense. George's brother Robert to GQ magazine that the family is still holed up in a secluded house in central Florida. They learned CIA tactics from watching the Ben Affleck film 'Argo,' and Secret Service-style threat identification from a documentary about the assassination attempt against President Ronald Reagan.
@highlight
CNN agreed to pay for George and Robert Zimmerman to stay at the Ritz-Carlton in Miami in return for an exclusive interview
@highlight
The brothers managed of run up a bill of $3,600 by drinking the minibar, visiting the spa and treating friends to dinner
@highlight
A CNN producer initially refused to pay and accused the brother of shamelessly taking advantage of the new network's hospitality
@highlight
Robert Zimmerman took the dressing down very badly and in the end, a producer on  Dr Drew's TV show had to help calm him down
Next an inconsolable Robert attempted to call Dr Drew, the TV doctor, who he had met when he had appeared on @placeholder’s TV show shortly before his brother’s trial.