I Deeply Apologize To The McClain Family For Retweeting Their Address.It Was A Mistake.Please Leave The McClain's In Peace.Justice In Court
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Spike Lee (@SpikeLee) March 29, 2012@SpikeLee I don't think an apology is enough Spike Lee.—
Michael Hazen (@WBalljacker) March 29, 2012
After everything that has happened in the case of Trayvon Martin, Spike Lee has come to terms and apologized via Twitter for tweeting an incorrect home address. It was one that ultimately led to the endangering of an elderly couple in Florida. But, he left out one thing in that apology: he didn’t apologize for attempting to tweet George Zimmerman’s address, just for tweeting the wrong one. Basically, a half-apology.
RT @Travesham: Spike Lee has apologized for tweeting the wrong address, but not for attempting to publish Zimmerman's address.—
Red (@red_red_head) March 29, 2012
Now that @spike Lee had apologized, he can go back to making movies no one wants to see. Yet he still has no honour.—
Hugo Hackenbush™ (@MangyLover) March 29, 2012
Spike Lee should pay for that poor old couple's time at the hotel…that wasn't even right..—
Sophia Crystal (@Crys_LiiT3) March 29, 2012
Spike Lee attorney must have said R "u crazy" Lawsuit coming—
pat (@PATR2012) March 29, 2012
But, what more can you expect from a man so low to endanger another man without knowing the facts of the situation.
Update: as of 7:05 am ET on March 29, Lee still has not deleted the reweets containing the incorrect address:
