Rittenhouse Trial. Anyone watching the live streams?

[Great-Kazoo]

If someone points a gun at you, you must assume it's loaded and they mean you harm. Self defense is justified.

depends on the mindset and political leaning's of the jury.


IMO....Oj would have been found guilty, if not for the testimony of Mark Furman. had furman said show me 1 beat / patrol cop who has never used a racial epitath while on duty, or elsewhere. I'll show you a liar.


Instead of denying he ever used one, himself.

[FromMyColdDeadHand]

I still think that a majority of people, and those on the jury, could hear all this evidence and still fall back on "He was underaged, crossed state lines, wasn't supposed to be there, used an AR and killed those people.- He's guilty"

[.455_Hunter]

I still think that a majority of people, and those on the jury, could hear all this evidence and still fall back on "He was underaged, crossed state lines, wasn't supposed to be there, used an AR and killed those people.- He's guilty"

I would think getting a unanimous guilty will be hard based on this testimony. The defense hasn't event started their case yet.

[Rooskibar03]

I still think that a majority of people, and those on the jury, could hear all this evidence and still fall back on "He was underaged, crossed state lines, wasn't supposed to be there, used an AR and killed those people.- He's guilty"

Two words, Directed Verdict. Given the judge in this case I could see it happening.

[Gman]

[ChadAmberg]

That's good but I love this version better. It's on reddit, not sure how to extract the video, but it has multiple lawyers on screen and their reaction is hilarious.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreak...ctions_to_the/

[Gman]

That was good. Looks like it was taken from this:

[HoneyBadger]

https://notthebee.com/article/the-pr...that-testimony

[colorider]

Today was interesting. The photographer that was on the stand was pretty irritated with the prosecution and had some great answers to his questions. This is the first live stream case I have watched, or any case for that matter. It has been educational and interesting to say the least. It is going to be very interesting what the jury comes up with for their verdict. There are pictures and videos and testimonies that show Kyle's acts were in self defense. And testimonies that say different. Grab the popcorn.

[hollohas]

Dang. Trial today is bonkers.

Kyle took the stand. Bold move considering it's been in his favor. He's done amazing.

But the judge absolutely LIT UP the prosecutor today. Straight up yelling at him. Sounded like he probably had spit flying from his mouth he was so mad. The prosecutor brought info that the judge already ruled out of proceedings. Defense accused the prosecution of attempting to provoke a mistrial. Whoa. Nuts!

The prosecutor was questioning Kyle's silence leading up to this point and the judge said that was a grave constitutional violation. He was pissed.