@@prayunceasingly2029 absolutely!!! I’ve rewatched the verdict like 10 times, the nanosecond he heard the n in the last not guilty he just collapsed from relief, I can’t imagine what it must have felt like to be in his shoes, poor kid !
As an outsider, none American, I was bemused as to why this even went to court. Ive seen the videos of that night. He was attacked and defended himself. It would have been a travesty if he was convicted . Well done the jury, common sense and justice prevails
The only remotely valid theory of the case the prosecution had was to say that he provoked the attack from Rosenbaum and that was murder, which changes the context of the escape leaving him no right to defend himself from capture. And the evidence for that was very weak. A blurry video with just a few pixels of supposed aiming a gun at Rosenbaum (the time he wasn't in floodlight). I don't like how the prosecution wasted time on the idea that his mere presence there was provocation. How is someone going to sentence him based on that?
Due process is still required when people die. That's the reason for the case, to investigate the deaths of two people. To find out if he killed them, or murdered them.
Thank you Judge Schroder for allowing the case to to be filmed in your court room, justice was seen to be done not in behind closed doors where events seem to be hidden away but where everyone who was truely interested could see, and follow. I’m not American so the procedures and processes where very interesting.
@@russellupsumgrub9633 For the most part sure. However the prosecutor committed more crimes in that court room than Kyle did in his entire life. Binger should be held in contempt and have his license barred.
That's always a good thing to see. I love seeing people in Law that get emotional for their work and actually care for the outcome. That's the kind of man I'd want to have on my side.
God's justice indeed. Can you imagine if it had come back guilty? At that time? The millions of us watching who actually understood the case and saw the evidence (and aren't possesed by demons or whatever it is that causes all these muppets to think this kid was guilty of anything) would have been so disillusioned and in despair. Especially at that time... We'd all been bombarded with so much venom and lies, I submit that we all needed to see justice and truth shine through in America at least a little bit. This was like a ray of hope - a reminder that God's always with us, He'll win in the end, stay strong and perservere because there's always hope.
I cried with relief for Kyle, I'm not even an American. This should have never had to go to trial- the video evidence is overwhelmingly clear. The defences case was based on pure truth whilst prosecutions case was made of dust.
Thank you so much. It is hard being a full blooded American in these times. So many false patriots harking for a prejudice verdict. I'm glad to have you on our side.
Strangely I did too, I didn't see it coming (im not even American) not sure why but maybe this was troubling my soul. I'd have been deeply worried not just for the U.S. but for western cultures. The media needs to answer for what they're doing.
This is what America is all about. Being able to protect yourself, and even when the media lies and manipulates, the jury is able to focus on the details and give the right verdict. Wow, I am proud to be an American today. It would have been a tragedy if they ruined Kyle's life just to further their narrative.
Honestly, looking at the evidence of this case it is downright shameful that it even made it to court. Most obvious case of self defence I may have ever seen in my life. How it got to court at all let alone all the way to a jury verdict i'll never know. One thing i'm wondering is how on earth it took them 4 days to reach the blaring obvious decision that he's innocent. At least they got the right verdict in the end. Took too long though. This kid has basically lost a year of his life he'll never get back. I doubt he'll be compensated for that. There are no winners in this situation really. Except maybe the future victims of Rosenbaum the paedophile.
so when he shot that one guy and that guy went down on his face.....why did he shoot him three more times in the back? How was that protecting himself? The first shot shattered the guys hip and he wasnt getting up.....why THREE more shots in the BACK no less...? Thats not defense. Thats fun sport murder lol.
@@Wudanmaster116 He didn't. He shot him once in the hip, once in the hand, once in the head and once in the back at an angle consistent with forward momentum while lunging. All shots were fired from within a distance of 4ft and within 0.75s at a standing or lunging target. It's not like Kyle put him to the ground and unloaded 3 bullets into his back as you're trying to make it sound.
the lady in the back was crying too!! And so did I - The day that US Justice worked on its course! The founding of our country United States of America is working again to show with the world!
@@judyhayes5808 I am revisitting this case myself. I'd loved to have seen the faces of those creeps on the "states" side. Funny thing is the majority of that state was against this whole nightmare. I don't believe those clowns represented the state at all.
The masculinity/manliness thing did seem to fall right down the lines. (comparing attorneys, witnesses KR and GG.). Reminds me of Fr. Rupperger's Trad Cat video "How to Raise a man".....
What we take for granted, that this should have been a clear cut case of self defense, in 2021 becomes a huge drawn out ordeal for the media to whore out to the masses. Glad that it's set in stone that you can protect your own life, glad that's settled
Insane we even need to have the reminder. But here we are. I just pray we are seeing a shift and can start to balance out this balance of power. This is our country to!
He was definitely the right judge for the case. He was strong enough to protect the proceedings from a vile hate filled mob that reached all the way to the President. All of his decades of experience prepared him for what is a tremendous service to the country, showing that justice still exists in this dark dark time.
I just love the judge. Please tell him he has my deepest respects for allowing the jury to think, without added scrutiny because it wasn't easy to make those decisions and the judge even protected their best interests. Well done!!! 🤗
Peaceful demonstration is a protected Right under the US Constitution. The victims were those shot to death and injured by a vigilante. Poor boy, my arse.
Nobody said you couldn't peacefully protest. It doesn't give you the right to attack people you disagree with. And for all those saying "he traveled out of state" Well we all like to travel from time to time and no matter the reason as long as you aren't the aggressor you have a right to protect yourself. I hope more people will stop and think about the consequences of assaulting someone regardless of circumstance.
Poor kid was shaking like a leaf. Thank god for the jury, for being a mountain against a wind, rain and hail, of threats and deformation. They proved no matter what the media or politicians believe, its still the ordinary people who hold power.
juries hold no power. 1st, they're conscripted, by force of law, against their will, 2nd- they're holed up indefinitely while they are told what to think by two sides for hours or days on end, 3rd-the judge manipulates or instructs them what to think and do & 4th-the judge can just ignore them anytime he wants and even override or redirect the verdict. If "it's still the ordinary people who hold power" is true, then the people of Kenosha would have came out and stopped the riots in their city, instead they refused and let the vermin run wild. The only one who held power in this case, was Kyle.
@@immeohmyoh 1. The jury holds the power to decide whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty. The judge decides the sentencing. 2. Jury duty is mandatory because it allows a random picking of real people that attend the court sessions in person to form an educated decision and provide the highest likeliness that bias is kept out of the case and the same people are informed through the case, all with the same knowledge. We wouldn’t want a jury that was alternating throughout the case 3. The judge does not manipulate the Jury at all, the Judge however is in charge of making sure that the jury is aware of the functions of relevant laws. 4. The judge cannot “just ignore” the jury verdict, other than in very extreme and rare cases in which the Jury’s verdict cannot reasonably be supported by evidence. This almost never happens and it wouldn’t have happened here.
How come they didn't let Kyle bring his AR-15 to the trial? Wouldn't everyone feel safer with him holding the peace? Or how about if he came over to your place for dinner and drinks? Would you like him to carry his AR-15 just to be safe?
@@aomana4357 I carry my beretta everywhere I go, and if I wasn’t allowed (like Kyle with handguns), I would carry my AR, specially when there are terrorist attacks going on
@@aomana4357 he's more than welcome at my table any time, and more than welcome to carry his weapon at my table. It's his legal right to carry to protect himself.
@@thedustyredneck Who cares what his legal right is. We can always change the law. Why do you think a 17 year old will act rationale at all times? How do you know if he has some drinks he won't become an angry drunk?
I'll never forget watching this live sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for bad news. I had this entire weight lifted off my shoulder. This was beyond a doubt the best thing that happened in 2021.
You can tell his mother, his attorneys, and Kyle himself have been through so much unnecessary pain. Kyle, we support you and I hope every American makes it their mission to help him sue everyone and seek justice for his horrendous treatment.
@@happieelephant4731 He has the freedom to kill people attacking him and the press does NOT have the freedom to intimidate the jury. One is called "self-defense"... learn that. The other is called "intimidation".
Kyle did a great job to defend himself against the crazy mob that trying to kill him. He acted so quick with that rifle when he was fall and attacked by the mob. The justice has been served.
Same. I'm normally cold as ice with my emotions, but I also got a little teary eyed. This is amazing. It means America as a society isn't as dead as I thought it was. There is a shimmer of hope still in people
Same I think it's the fact that this kid is only 18 years old and we are so happy for him to be finally free mentally and physically. He didn't deserve to go through that. I am so emotionally happy for him and his family
Again I would like to thank Law& Crime for their continuous coverage on this case!! We all appreciate being able to come together and see our judicial system at work!! Great Coverage ✊🏽❤️
Best part of the trial after the verdict was watching Gaige's 10m suit be disassembled before his eyes shortly before admitting Kyle's innocence. Not that I believe he would have ever seen that money anyway but the humiliation of having it shredded on national "television" in front of thousands of people was delectable.
@@Wheningoubt you people are sick! Because he was trying to disarm an active shooter? You guys act like people broke into his home. He drove 30 mins to go obtain a gun illegally and ended up killing 2 people and blowing off another’s bicep. How do you support that?!
@@williamwolf1996 Go marry Gaige Grosskreutz if you love him so much. He had an illegal firearm as well, and he tried to pull it on Kyle. Unfortunately for him, he found out how self defense works. Take care, bud.
This kid had my heart....poor thing went through too much 💔 I just wanted to hug him during that verdict reading today. So happy for him!! May he be safe & at peace now 🙏 😇
Kyle should now go after all the people who said absolute bs about him and that includes the president well done judge and jury for seeing it for what it was self defense
At 15:31 the Judge also grants the motion by the defense to dismiss all charges with Prejudice meaning that Kyle will NEVER have to face these charges EVER again.
@@Blartflart2234 not necessarily. In a civil case his comments at the CVS a couple weeks prior would be admissable and the evidence has to be much less strict. The argument of "he shouldn't have been there in the first place" can hold more weight as well. It will certainly help that he was found not guilty and a guilty verdict would certainly have hurt him, but civil cases are just a lot different than criminal ones.
Would be nice to see the prosecution reaction too, if he was able to resist witness tampering and stuffing his face for 30 seconds while it was announced.
I had been in some high stress situations when I was in the Army and I can only imagine the level of unbearable and sickening anxiety Rittenhouse was experiencing in the moments leading up to the verdict.
I think exposure to stressful situations is the main thing that separates the factions on this one. There are a lot of people whose idea of a high-stress situation is a busy day at work offering up strong opinions on this trial. Incidentally, this leans towards sheltered city dwellers, which incidentally projects political lines. You will find far more political diversity among ex-military than diversity in opinion on this case among ex-military.
Now there needs to be charges brought against the 2 prosecutors. This shouldn't have made it to a court room and they should be held accountable for everything they've done before and during this trial.
Some very important facts about Kyle and this case that the media ignored: 1. Kyle was attacked first. 2. The three "victims" were all convicted criminals. 3. This was during a riot, *NOT* a protest against police brutality. 4. Kyle did not bring the gun across state lines. Thankfully the trial was broadcast on TV.
I disagree. Holeheartly. Not in the sense, that the letter of the law wasn't followed. But in the sense that the law (unfortunately) condoles any gun loving mommys boy low on self asteem to feel a bit more potent. At the cost of other human beings lifes. Maybe mommys boy instead should have joined the army. But facing armed opposition is of course a whole nother matter. You might actually get shot at. What a terrifying thought.
@@TheRosenstand your only argument is personal insults, which are irrational in a debate setting. OBJECTIVELY, he is innocent. you cannot argue facts with saying hes a "mommys boy." did you see the video of him having a panic attack from a flashback being invoked? do you seriously think he went to those protests with the intent to kill?
I have high respect for Mr. Mark Richards after watching parts of the Trial. He conducted Himself as One would expect from an Attorney. He was quick to catch any little stunt attempted by the Prosecutor. I want to see Him continue His Professional conduct in future Trials as I am sure that He will.
I have high respect for Mr. Mark Richards after watching parts of the Trial. He conducted Himself as One would expect from an Attorney. He was quick to catch any little stunt attempted by the Prosecutor. I want to see Him continue His Professional conduct in future Trials as I am sure that He will.
Evil? People in the crowd trying to disarm what they thought was an active shooter at the time... wouldn't call them evil just because they're on the opposite political spectrum. It's hard to see who are the "good guys with guns" and "bad guys with guns" in such a scenario. Many people lost that day for making the decision to be out after curfew.
People like Huber may have been acting out of ignorance rather than malice, but there's no doubt the DA is evil for even bringing such a clear cut case of self defense to trial.
@@carolinehaf21 Haffer yes there is such a thing, you really think they were trying to disarm him? What kind of an idiot try’s that when he has a AR and not shooting into the crowd lol! It’s right there on video, they had a gun and he did to, and who ever thinks this was a peaceful protest is just stupid!
@@carolinehaf21 The "they thought he was a mass shooter" thing is a total lie. They were rioters trying to burn a gas station down and they were angered that Kyle stopped them with a fire extinguisher.
Yup- it wasn't just Rittenhouse on trial by the savage Leftist mob- it was ALL of our collective God-given rights to defend ourselves that was on trial. Sad that its even come to this.
The right decision. Quite moving and also quite telling that some of his defence team were so emotional after the verdict - I think that says they were not just defending him but also genuinely believed him. Why the state wanted to imprison this young man defending himself is beyond me.
@@rogindaUP He had every right to be there and maybe real patriots wouldn't have needed to take matters into their own hands had scumbags not been rioting over a criminal.
@@ohio do some research. The cops were literally told to abandon the city. The precinct is still in a shambles to this day. If you want to see a world of what "defunding the police" looks like then there it walks....freely.
I'm so relieved for Kyle for his win. What a great jury and great judge. Even if he was convicted not guilty, God knew he wasn't guilty. Kyle if you see this, I hope you and yoir family live normal lives. Congratulations
@@S-Christ Why was the mob chasing them? Because as far as they know, Rittenhouse shot at someone. Where did you get "no mob should be allowed to try and kill him for doing so"
@@aomana4357 YOU don't believe in God. Many of us do.Kyle had EVERY right under the U. S. Constitution to carry a weapon for self defense. There you have it.....
@@aomana4357 were to begin, the person stomping at his face wearing boots, the person smashing a skateboard on his head or the person (whos illegaly carrying) pointing his handgun at his head while many others are yelling get him and even kill him, no media needed for that
@@loopscoop Ok but you said he "had" to go through this situation, which isn't true. He didn't *have* to. He chose to go looking for trouble and he found it.
@@PatrickPierceBateman you clearly didn’t watch more than 45 minutes of the case 😂 it’s The United States he has every right to go help anybody who asks
@@loopscoop I have every right to own a tiger and keep it as a pet, doesn't mean it's a good idea lol. Idiots who take unnecessary risks have to live with the consequences. Don't try to garner sympathy by saying he "had" to go through this, because that's a lie.
No, we are living in reality. And how politically biased cases could be you could look at Chauvin's case. I wouldn't be surprised if they would lock up this kid.
Sleepy joe should give this innocent man a apology for saying the things he said about Kyle. The jury took a long and hard look at the evidence and evidently made the right decision. And by the way Kyle collapsed, you could tell that he was happy for the case to finally be over and to go home a free man.
it's ain't done yet, people still want him dead or in jail... he still has to watch his back for the rest of his life probably, than again he also has a lot of support.
😂😂😂stfu he went there, got dropped off by his mother actually. Lied about being medic so the people would say anything about him being there. And then shot and harmed another. Wtf
I did not expect to feel so emotional at this verdict. My heart goes out to that kid and his overwhelming reaction warms my heart. Sometimes our system actually works.
@@aceohare007 Yeah, he had to travel up the street from where he worked. If "the rest of the world" as you allege is too idiotic to know basic facts of the case then let them laugh like fools.
When I woke up this morning there was a massive beautiful double rainbow in the sky near my house. I said to myself something good will happen today. THIS is that something ❤️
@@GodTierAsta Yeah, but now the build back better plan goes to the Senate where it will be promptly rejected. The House knows the Senate doesn't have the votes to pass it - so the House vote can't really be considered a win.
The media and Brandon TORTURED this poor child. I never knew people could be so cruel. It’s horrible what they put him through. I hope he sues every last one of them.
@@bizzybezz By no means, the Judge had until after the Jury rendered a verdict to make a decision on a mistrial (or declare one himself). Obviously he was not a fan of disrupting the legal system in this way because of the upset, so he waited until the Jury passed down a Not Guilty verdict, which both dismissed the charges and is the most difficult result to challenge. Had the jury handed down a "Guilty" verdict, then the judge would have had to rule on both motions for mistrial before closing the case, and would likely have declared a mistrial then.
We stood behind you Kyle and still do. I'm glad the jury took their time and came to the correct conclusion. We are very happy for you and very grateful to the jury.
It's clearly a turning point. The media lies were made abundantly clear with the exposure of this case, at a time when some leftist activism is getting a backlash as well (e.g. public schooling). It's no surprise how recent polls are turning out.
My heart to this young man. I can not believe or begin to Fathom how happy and what a sense of relief I have to have this trial finally over with. The emotion from him and his mother and sister behind him oh my GAWD!! Brought tears to my eyes watching this trial from day one and when this whole thing first started. So happy for the Justice system working god bless Kyle and god bless that jury and judge.
Kyle, You have given me a renewed hope for our justice system. The weight that you carried over the past year could’ve sunken any super hero. I hope you surround yourself with honest good people. I hope you continue to listen to your instincts and live a long, happy and peaceful life. Take care my friend.
In my life I haven't seeing a more clear case of self defense than this one. Glad that teenager is alive and free and just remember people, don't attack an armed citizen and nothing will happen to you.
My upmost Respect for the Jury and The Judge for not being Intimidated by the wanna be angry mob, and The Defense Attorneys , you guys are the Best , Salute … From FL 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺 I almost cried myself ,
A guilty verdict would have had far wider ramifications than simply Kyle spending life in jail. it would have set a precident that you couldn't act in self defence in the face a violent aggressor. and would have been used as propaganda by the anti gun lobby in Congress to pass stricter gun laws further violating people's second ammendment rights.
God bless this young man as he goes forward...this was a travesty of justice, but put right by people who listened. I've been following this from Scotland, and was so blessed by this result. Now for the defamation suits, go for it Kyle!
It's nice to see that the concept of self-defense is still legal in Wisconsin
You mean murder.
@@mackabeats I don’t believe that was a typo sir. They attacked him, he fought back, and won.
@@mackabeats you mean you didnt watch the trial?
@@mackabeats His attackers weren't able to commit any murder because Rittenhouse was able to defend himself and stop them.
@@mackabeats You have the right to not use self-defense should you ever be attacked.
Can’t lie, I shed a few tears myself, so glad justice was served.
Me too. What a relief!
@@prayunceasingly2029 absolutely!!! I’ve rewatched the verdict like 10 times, the nanosecond he heard the n in the last not guilty he just collapsed from relief, I can’t imagine what it must have felt like to be in his shoes, poor kid !
@@darius572 I'm still rewatching it! 😅
As an outsider, none American, I was bemused as to why this even went to court. Ive seen the videos of that night. He was attacked and defended himself. It would have been a travesty if he was convicted . Well done the jury, common sense and justice prevails
The only remotely valid theory of the case the prosecution had was to say that he provoked the attack from Rosenbaum and that was murder, which changes the context of the escape leaving him no right to defend himself from capture.
And the evidence for that was very weak. A blurry video with just a few pixels of supposed aiming a gun at Rosenbaum (the time he wasn't in floodlight).
I don't like how the prosecution wasted time on the idea that his mere presence there was provocation. How is someone going to sentence him based on that?
Would have
Due process is still required when people die. That's the reason for the case, to investigate the deaths of two people. To find out if he killed them, or murdered them.
@@UKCALLING99 Thanks
Bc George Soros is trying to divide us.
The kid needs to sue mass media and celebrities now.
He should start at the top and work his way down…. You know who’s at the top of the list start’s with B…..
By the time he's done, he should own the federal reserve.
Amen! I hope he starts with MSDNC. Sorry, I meant MSNBC.
And become richer than the Covington kid
His first case should be against Facebook. Then start with the Media outlets, etc.
Now let's prosecute all the people burning down businesses and endangering lives.
And those who committed perjury.
Binger and Kraus will get right on that.
Dream on - CNN would never allow that...
@@badgersandpackers5132 They probably would have had a better chance lol
Yeah. It happens.
Thank you Judge Schroder for allowing the case to to be filmed in your court room, justice was seen to be done not in behind closed doors where events seem to be hidden away but where everyone who was truely interested could see, and follow. I’m not American so the procedures and processes where very interesting.
@@russellupsumgrub9633 For the most part sure. However the prosecutor committed more crimes in that court room than Kyle did in his entire life. Binger should be held in contempt and have his license barred.
nearly all trials are recorded in America, whether by media or the gov.
I think the Judge in this case was outstanding! Great Judge 🙏🇺🇸🗽
@@robertw1800 you misspelled “strung up in the public square with piano wire”.
Justice Schroder earned a lot of respect in my eyes.
His attorney is a good man for returning the hug. I can only imagine what the poor kid had running through his mind at the time
His attorneys are literally crying ❤
The emotion on his Defence team is telling they knew Kyle was as innocent as Gods justice came through
That's always a good thing to see. I love seeing people in Law that get emotional for their work and actually care for the outcome. That's the kind of man I'd want to have on my side.
God's justice indeed.
Can you imagine if it had come back guilty? At that time? The millions of us watching who actually understood the case and saw the evidence (and aren't possesed by demons or whatever it is that causes all these muppets to think this kid was guilty of anything) would have been so disillusioned and in despair.
Especially at that time... We'd all been bombarded with so much venom and lies, I submit that we all needed to see justice and truth shine through in America at least a little bit. This was like a ray of hope - a reminder that God's always with us, He'll win in the end, stay strong and perservere because there's always hope.
I cried with relief for Kyle, I'm not even an American. This should have never had to go to trial- the video evidence is overwhelmingly clear. The defences case was based on pure truth whilst prosecutions case was made of dust.
Thank you so much. It is hard being a full blooded American in these times. So many false patriots harking for a prejudice verdict. I'm glad to have you on our side.
@@MountainYucker there are more on your side you guys can bet on that. Good to see justice prevail!
Strangely I did too, I didn't see it coming (im not even American) not sure why but maybe this was troubling my soul. I'd have been deeply worried not just for the U.S. but for western cultures. The media needs to answer for what they're doing.
I did too…. Don’t feel bad
@@MountainYucker I'm not American as well and I'm so happy for Kyle. I hope he gets everything he needs to make his life prosperous again.
This is what America is all about. Being able to protect yourself, and even when the media lies and manipulates, the jury is able to focus on the details and give the right verdict. Wow, I am proud to be an American today. It would have been a tragedy if they ruined Kyle's life just to further their narrative.
I think a lot was do to the judge
The domestic terrorists behind all the burning of houses and property are still on the loose. They have to be arrested before anything else.
Honestly, looking at the evidence of this case it is downright shameful that it even made it to court. Most obvious case of self defence I may have ever seen in my life. How it got to court at all let alone all the way to a jury verdict i'll never know.
One thing i'm wondering is how on earth it took them 4 days to reach the blaring obvious decision that he's innocent. At least they got the right verdict in the end. Took too long though. This kid has basically lost a year of his life he'll never get back. I doubt he'll be compensated for that. There are no winners in this situation really. Except maybe the future victims of Rosenbaum the paedophile.
so when he shot that one guy and that guy went down on his face.....why did he shoot him three more times in the back? How was that protecting himself? The first shot shattered the guys hip and he wasnt getting up.....why THREE more shots in the BACK no less...? Thats not defense. Thats fun sport murder lol.
@@Wudanmaster116 He didn't. He shot him once in the hip, once in the hand, once in the head and once in the back at an angle consistent with forward momentum while lunging. All shots were fired from within a distance of 4ft and within 0.75s at a standing or lunging target. It's not like Kyle put him to the ground and unloaded 3 bullets into his back as you're trying to make it sound.
Poor kid almost fainted after they read that last part of the verdict. Kid has been through a lot.
the two he shot also been through alot :/
@@martinjacket2637 shouldn't have tried to kill him then should they?
the lady in the back was crying too!! And so did I - The day that US Justice worked on its course! The founding of our country United States of America is working again to show with the world!
@@jpthsd lay off the kool aid bootlicker
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Martin Jacket Guess they won't be doing that again.
My only disappointment - - I wanted to see the reaction of the prosecutors!
I know this is an old post but I'm with you. That prosecutor was a complete a$$. Couldn't stand his huge ego and self-righteous attitude.
@@judyhayes5808 I am revisitting this case myself. I'd loved to have seen the faces of those creeps on the "states" side. Funny thing is the majority of that state was against this whole nightmare. I don't believe those clowns represented the state at all.
I commend Kyle's attorneys for being real men where it counts in defense of this young man!!
The masculinity/manliness thing did seem to fall right down the lines. (comparing attorneys, witnesses KR and GG.). Reminds me of Fr. Rupperger's Trad Cat video "How to Raise a man".....
Great job, Mark Richards and Corey Chirafisi. You saved Kyle’s life. Self defense is not a criminal act. Thank you!
Love that "The defendant will rise and face the jury and harken to its verdicts".... Felt a tad biblical there....
What we take for granted, that this should have been a clear cut case of self defense, in 2021 becomes a huge drawn out ordeal for the media to whore out to the masses. Glad that it's set in stone that you can protect your own life, glad that's settled
The media is a serious problem in this country. I am for free speech but there needs to be consequences for whipping up a mob with lie after lie.
Never should have made it to trial
Thank God he was found not guilty of ALL charges
God bless
@@michaelbrownlee4857 Amen sir! Amen
Insane we even need to have the reminder. But here we are. I just pray we are seeing a shift and can start to balance out this balance of power. This is our country to!
@@nerthus4685 back in the day, when the paper ran lies, the townspeople would gather and burn down the paper. Seems like a plan.
Wish you all the best my man, you deserve your freedom, well done everyone that helped this kid. Thanks 🙏
Beautifully said ❤️
@Don Frossa, Absolutely agree🙏
@@carissa9960 thanks
@@renew2848 thank you 🙏
Amen
I am so proud of the jury and Judge Schroeder! They did their jobs and didn’t let nonsense interfere. I’m so relieved for Kyle and his family.
He was definitely the right judge for the case. He was strong enough to protect the proceedings from a vile hate filled mob that reached all the way to the President. All of his decades of experience prepared him for what is a tremendous service to the country, showing that justice still exists in this dark dark time.
old judge scrotumder should be kicked off the bench
@@jonathandavidsalladayoung2384 Cry more liberal 🤣
I just love the judge. Please tell him he has my deepest respects for allowing the jury to think, without added scrutiny because it wasn't easy to make those decisions and the judge even protected their best interests. Well done!!! 🤗
i'll let him know.
@@imnotftw 😂😂😂
Thanks to the jury for being brave and not giving in to threats from terrorists
Peaceful demonstration is a protected Right under the US Constitution. The victims were those shot to death and injured by a vigilante. Poor boy, my arse.
@@SeniorJohnQPublic could you please point out where was this peaceful demonstration
@@SeniorJohnQPublic 😂 you idiot. Peace obviously looks like a summer of burning, looting, and murder in your eyes.
Nobody said you couldn't peacefully protest. It doesn't give you the right to attack people you disagree with. And for all those saying "he traveled out of state"
Well we all like to travel from time to time and no matter the reason as long as you aren't the aggressor you have a right to protect yourself. I hope more people will stop and think about the consequences of assaulting someone regardless of circumstance.
@@SeniorJohnQPublic None of those pieces of garbage were victims. They were rightful deletes.
I can't stop rewatching this. Thank you Kyle for defending all of our rights to self defense.
I'm not a religious man,
But God bless that young man,
I cried tears of joy for him,
Love from Scotland Kyle x
Much thanks from us here in the U.S.
@@mkirkman89 what a glorious day for your whole country brother,
Please protect and keep that young patriot safe,
Love from Scotland to you all x
Love from Poland Kyle!
You are now when saying that :) peace and love
@@Gerardo-dt8xf ok lol,, put it this way,
Hes welcome to stay the night,
But I can't see him moving in permanently )
Peace and love right back at ya x
Poor kid was shaking like a leaf. Thank god for the jury, for being a mountain against a wind, rain and hail, of threats and deformation. They proved no matter what the media or politicians believe, its still the ordinary people who hold power.
Defamation's the word you're looking for.
@@praetor9822 i apologize for my vocabulary
@@Valscorn01 I apologize for being a grammar nazi.
juries hold no power. 1st, they're conscripted, by force of law, against their will, 2nd- they're holed up indefinitely while they are told what to think by two sides for hours or days on end, 3rd-the judge manipulates or instructs them what to think and do & 4th-the judge can just ignore them anytime he wants and even override or redirect the verdict.
If "it's still the ordinary people who hold power" is true, then the people of Kenosha would have came out and stopped the riots in their city, instead they refused and let the vermin run wild. The only one who held power in this case, was Kyle.
@@immeohmyoh 1. The jury holds the power to decide whether the defendant is guilty or not guilty. The judge decides the sentencing.
2. Jury duty is mandatory because it allows a random picking of real people that attend the court sessions in person to form an educated decision and provide the highest likeliness that bias is kept out of the case and the same people are informed through the case, all with the same knowledge. We wouldn’t want a jury that was alternating throughout the case
3. The judge does not manipulate the Jury at all, the Judge however is in charge of making sure that the jury is aware of the functions of relevant laws.
4. The judge cannot “just ignore” the jury verdict, other than in very extreme and rare cases in which the Jury’s verdict cannot reasonably be supported by evidence. This almost never happens and it wouldn’t have happened here.
I come back to this from time to time to remind myself that justice can still prevail in this great country.
Same reason I'm here now!
Poor kid, after everything he went through, I hope he can find some peace in life.
I bet it felt like a 30,000 pound semi truck was just lifted off of Kyle Rittenhouse’s shoulders. Glad this ordeal is behind him. Good job defense!
Nah, looked more like a 2 ton pick up to me, to be more specific
Judge kept it real the whole trial. Big ups to the young man Kyle. I hope his mum sleeps easy tonight and they stay blessed.
How come they didn't let Kyle bring his AR-15 to the trial? Wouldn't everyone feel safer with him holding the peace? Or how about if he came over to your place for dinner and drinks? Would you like him to carry his AR-15 just to be safe?
@@aomana4357 I carry my beretta everywhere I go, and if I wasn’t allowed (like Kyle with handguns), I would carry my AR, specially when there are terrorist attacks going on
@@aomana4357 he's more than welcome at my table any time, and more than welcome to carry his weapon at my table. It's his legal right to carry to protect himself.
@@aomana4357 [laughs in loaded guns hanging from the walls of every room in his house]
@@thedustyredneck Who cares what his legal right is. We can always change the law. Why do you think a 17 year old will act rationale at all times? How do you know if he has some drinks he won't become an angry drunk?
it should never have come to this. A media and ideologically driven prosecution. Kyle deserved that.
I'll never forget watching this live sitting on the edge of my seat waiting for bad news. I had this entire weight lifted off my shoulder. This was beyond a doubt the best thing that happened in 2021.
same here...same exact way...I agree
You can tell his mother, his attorneys, and Kyle himself have been through so much unnecessary pain. Kyle, we support you and I hope every American makes it their mission to help him sue everyone and seek justice for his horrendous treatment.
Glad he won. Now I sincerely hope he sues all the networks that tried to lie about him in order to sway public opinion *and* intimidate the jury.
@M M Do u know by whom or What lawsuit? Would like to keep up and see what comes from it
@M M what lawsuit?
So he has the freedom to kill people but the press doesnt have the freedom of speech? Seems iffy
@@happieelephant4731 He has the freedom to kill people attacking him and the press does NOT have the freedom to intimidate the jury.
One is called "self-defense"... learn that.
The other is called "intimidation".
@M M What lawsuits?
This young man has been through so much I can't even begin to imagine. May God protect him and his family always.
Kyle did a great job to defend himself against the crazy mob that trying to kill him. He acted so quick with that rifle when he was fall and attacked by the mob. The justice has been served.
Just sayin if Im at a protest and I see a dude with an AR and no badge on im jumping him he shouldve known what was gonna happen
@@bcsproductions5988 Darwin award
@@bcsproductions5988 so you watched this whole trial and the thing you took from it is that it’s a good idea to jump a guy with a rifle?
@@bcsproductions5988 2nd Ammendment, bud. Don't cry victim when you lose that fight.
@@bcsproductions5988 “i will attack anyone i see with a rifle, completely unprovoked mind you.”
-Someone who should absolutely be institutionalized
As a 30 year old male, I'll admit it...I started to get a little emotional just seeing his sister's and mom's reaction as they read the verdicts
Same. I'm normally cold as ice with my emotions, but I also got a little teary eyed. This is amazing. It means America as a society isn't as dead as I thought it was. There is a shimmer of hope still in people
Same I think it's the fact that this kid is only 18 years old and we are so happy for him to be finally free mentally and physically. He didn't deserve to go through that. I am so emotionally happy for him and his family
I’m 40 and felt the same in the inside.
Same dude
Same here man, so glad that he was found not guilty.
Again I would like to thank Law& Crime for their continuous coverage on this case!! We all appreciate being able to come together and see our judicial system at work!! Great Coverage ✊🏽❤️
I'm glad the truth came out
@@DyslexicMitochondria your username made me click on your profile. Your channel is a hidden gem bro
See the defence attorney slyly wipe away the tears. Really emotional moment. Must admit, I had a something in my eye also. 😢
What truth? A cold blooded killer!!!!!!!!!!
@@loisjenkins9563go cry. Not guilty!!!!!
God Bless You Kyle🙏🏼 I prayed so hard
everyday since Monday that the jury will found you not guilty. Praise God and to the jurors.💖
I was so worried for him. Now, gaige, you're up next for trial.
I'd pay to be in the courtroom to see Gaige on trial.
Can't wait!! Bring it.
Best part of the trial after the verdict was watching Gaige's 10m suit be disassembled before his eyes shortly before admitting Kyle's innocence. Not that I believe he would have ever seen that money anyway but the humiliation of having it shredded on national "television" in front of thousands of people was delectable.
@@Wheningoubt you people are sick! Because he was trying to disarm an active shooter? You guys act like people broke into his home. He drove 30 mins to go obtain a gun illegally and ended up killing 2 people and blowing off another’s bicep. How do you support that?!
@@williamwolf1996 Go marry Gaige Grosskreutz if you love him so much. He had an illegal firearm as well, and he tried to pull it on Kyle. Unfortunately for him, he found out how self defense works. Take care, bud.
This kid had my heart....poor thing went through too much 💔 I just wanted to hug him during that verdict reading today. So happy for him!! May he be safe & at peace now 🙏 😇
Kyle should now go after all the people who said absolute bs about him and that includes the president well done judge and jury for seeing it for what it was self defense
These jurors opened their eyes and hearts along with common sense , they each did the right thing by God and not by the Evil media and Pres. FJB !!
On my birthday!!! One of the great presents recieved today!!! Live long and prosperous Kyle!!
Happy birthday
@@danielvache3521 indeed it is.!! Thanks so much...stay safe my friend
Happy birthday sir.
Happy birthday
Happy birthday
This Judge should be commended and should be an example to all Judge's in the United States of America!!
Absolutely.
I can just imagine that one guy face palming again.
I think he didn't face palm again because he already knew what was coming.
I'm so happy for Kyle. I hope people leave him alone and let Kyle get on with his life!
I loved that judge. God Bless Kyle and the jury. ❤️🇺🇸
At 15:31 the Judge also grants the motion by the defense to dismiss all charges with Prejudice meaning that Kyle will NEVER have to face these charges EVER again.
Wouldn’t he be protected anyway because it would be doubly jeopardy
That's completely standard procedure. The 5th amendment protects you from having charges tried a second time after acquittal.
Does that help with civil suits that (adjective redacted) will bring?
@@systemshocker7634 I don’t think so, but it would be really tough to win a civil suit when it was found someone acted in self defense
@@Blartflart2234 not necessarily. In a civil case his comments at the CVS a couple weeks prior would be admissable and the evidence has to be much less strict. The argument of "he shouldn't have been there in the first place" can hold more weight as well. It will certainly help that he was found not guilty and a guilty verdict would certainly have hurt him, but civil cases are just a lot different than criminal ones.
Thank you lord for answering our prayers 🙏 may God bless kyle and protect him
Would be nice to see the prosecution reaction too, if he was able to resist witness tampering and stuffing his face for 30 seconds while it was announced.
Prosecutors: "Oh the virdict? Brb lol"
_goes to subway_
I had been in some high stress situations when I was in the Army and I can only imagine the level of unbearable and sickening anxiety Rittenhouse was experiencing in the moments leading up to the verdict.
Nothing compared to the stress of the people Kyle shot dead. Imagine stress on your body that kills you
@@jjmarz1001 Don't attack a guy holding an AR 15 then.
Just adrenaline surging through his veins
@@jjmarz1001 "We are extremely stressed at it! That's why we'll actively run at him instead of running away!"
10/10, flawless logic
I think exposure to stressful situations is the main thing that separates the factions on this one. There are a lot of people whose idea of a high-stress situation is a busy day at work offering up strong opinions on this trial. Incidentally, this leans towards sheltered city dwellers, which incidentally projects political lines. You will find far more political diversity among ex-military than diversity in opinion on this case among ex-military.
Now there needs to be charges brought against the 2 prosecutors. This shouldn't have made it to a court room and they should be held accountable for everything they've done before and during this trial.
lol they were incompetent but what charge would you bring against them the state brings bad cases all the time
@@anthonywidmer4944 lol witness and evidence tampering AT LEAST
And Grosskreutz needs to be put in jail.
Attempted murder
Rioting
Lie during trial
Possesion of illegal firearm
And this is only the top of the list.
@@jupnik5318 they also broke a constitunal ammendment, 5th to be exact and could probable get contempt of court added on too
And the Media
Some very important facts about Kyle and this case that the media ignored:
1. Kyle was attacked first.
2. The three "victims" were all convicted criminals.
3. This was during a riot, *NOT* a protest against police brutality.
4. Kyle did not bring the gun across state lines.
Thankfully the trial was broadcast on TV.
i agree that hes innocent, but it doesnt matter if the victims were criminals. its irrelevant
I disagree. Holeheartly. Not in the sense, that the letter of the law wasn't followed. But in the sense that the law (unfortunately) condoles any gun loving mommys boy low on self asteem to feel a bit more potent. At the cost of other human beings lifes. Maybe mommys boy instead should have joined the army. But facing armed opposition is of course a whole nother matter. You might actually get shot at. What a terrifying thought.
@@TheRosenstand your only argument is personal insults, which are irrational in a debate setting. OBJECTIVELY, he is innocent. you cannot argue facts with saying hes a "mommys boy." did you see the video of him having a panic attack from a flashback being invoked? do you seriously think he went to those protests with the intent to kill?
I have high respect for Mr. Mark Richards after watching parts of the Trial. He conducted Himself as One would expect from an Attorney. He was quick to catch any little stunt attempted by the Prosecutor. I want to see Him continue His Professional conduct in future Trials as I am sure that He will.
I have high respect for Mr. Mark Richards after watching parts of the Trial. He conducted Himself as One would expect from an Attorney. He was quick to catch any little stunt attempted by the Prosecutor. I want to see Him continue His Professional conduct in future Trials as I am sure that He will.
This verdict restores my faith in mankind and good shall prevail over evil.
Evil? People in the crowd trying to disarm what they thought was an active shooter at the time... wouldn't call them evil just because they're on the opposite political spectrum. It's hard to see who are the "good guys with guns" and "bad guys with guns" in such a scenario. Many people lost that day for making the decision to be out after curfew.
People like Huber may have been acting out of ignorance rather than malice, but there's no doubt the DA is evil for even bringing such a clear cut case of self defense to trial.
@@carolinehaf21 Haffer yes there is such a thing, you really think they were trying to disarm him? What kind of an idiot try’s that when he has a AR and not shooting into the crowd lol! It’s right there on video, they had a gun and he did to, and who ever thinks this was a peaceful protest is just stupid!
@@carolinehaf21 do you agree with Joe’s comment? He sums it up pretty well.
@@carolinehaf21 The "they thought he was a mass shooter" thing is a total lie. They were rioters trying to burn a gas station down and they were angered that Kyle stopped them with a fire extinguisher.
His lawyer is having a hard time not crying too. Man how emotional!
Rewatch the verdicts. For each time, observe a different person. It's emotional every time you hit play!
Meanwhile Binger is thinking about what to get at subway
My faith is restored. The jury saw through the prosecution's grasping at straws and smokescreen and had the courage to stand up against the mob.
Thank god, self defense is still upheld in this country. The Wackos who wanted the poor kid in jail for the rest of his life were INSANE.
Yup- it wasn't just Rittenhouse on trial by the savage Leftist mob- it was ALL of our collective God-given rights to defend ourselves that was on trial. Sad that its even come to this.
@@SPQR7117 You're 100% on point.
Everyone in my town was grouped hoping for his execution
Not were, are. All alive and kicking and breeding sadly!
@@SPQR7117 me a leftist that is happy with the verdict 0-0
F the two prosecutors for being lying individuals! Their actions were not seeking justice at all.
Very happy for Kyle! I watched the trial during nights here in Hungary and we were praying with many of my friends from Law school for this outcome.
Thank you God. Thanks to the Judge, attorneys and jurors!!
The right decision. Quite moving and also quite telling that some of his defence team were so emotional after the verdict - I think that says they were not just defending him but also genuinely believed him. Why the state wanted to imprison this young man defending himself is beyond me.
Liberals hate justice and freedom.
Its their narrative
Then again, why this young man would've put himself (and everybody else!) in the position he did is... well, beyond explanation.
To pacify certain interest groups who are babies and stomp and whine to get what they want!
@@rogindaUP He had every right to be there and maybe real patriots wouldn't have needed to take matters into their own hands had scumbags not been rioting over a criminal.
God bless you Kyle. We were all rooting for you.
We need more people like you.
@@ohio cry more! Self defense is legal whether you like it or not.
@@ohio people are really idolizing this guy as if this whole event weren’t a waste of resources and life :(
@@ohio He showed more dicipline than 99% of law enforcement are capable of. Kyle is a true hero
@@ohio if the cops won't protect us..... people are going to.
@@ohio do some research. The cops were literally told to abandon the city. The precinct is still in a shambles to this day. If you want to see a world of what "defunding the police" looks like then there it walks....freely.
I'm so relieved for Kyle for his win. What a great jury and great judge. Even if he was convicted not guilty, God knew he wasn't guilty. Kyle if you see this, I hope you and yoir family live normal lives. Congratulations
First, no such thing as god. Second, no 17 year old should be allowed to carry around an AR-15 trying to be ROBOCOP.
@@aomana4357 3rd, if he does so anyway, no mob should be allowed to try and kill him for doing so
@@S-Christ Why was the mob chasing them? Because as far as they know, Rittenhouse shot at someone. Where did you get "no mob should be allowed to try and kill him for doing so"
@@aomana4357 YOU don't believe in God. Many of us do.Kyle had EVERY right under the U. S. Constitution to carry a weapon for self defense. There you have it.....
@@aomana4357 were to begin, the person stomping at his face wearing boots, the person smashing a skateboard on his head or the person (whos illegaly carrying) pointing his handgun at his head while many others are yelling get him and even kill him, no media needed for that
God’s not dead, he is surely alive!🙌🏽
and our country is not dead either - there is still justice.
He’s living on the inside! 🎶
god is dead
@@nexon149 Not for us - only for you heathens
How quick the justice system tried to throw this young mans life away...what a shame. Sue tf out of them my boy
Kid has ptsd at 18, it’s sad he had to go through this situation. Respect brother
He put himself in this situation. He could have stayed home that night.
@@PatrickPierceBateman as all the rioters, I mean protestors 🤣 should have stayed inside as well. But they did not.
@@loopscoop Ok but you said he "had" to go through this situation, which isn't true. He didn't *have* to. He chose to go looking for trouble and he found it.
@@PatrickPierceBateman you clearly didn’t watch more than 45 minutes of the case 😂 it’s The United States he has every right to go help anybody who asks
@@loopscoop I have every right to own a tiger and keep it as a pet, doesn't mean it's a good idea lol. Idiots who take unnecessary risks have to live with the consequences. Don't try to garner sympathy by saying he "had" to go through this, because that's a lie.
If anyone expected anything else, I don’t know what to tell you except you’re not living in reality.
No, we are living in reality. And how politically biased cases could be you could look at Chauvin's case. I wouldn't be surprised if they would lock up this kid.
What that poor kid must’ve gone through, shame on the media.
Can't wait for the lawsuit. Oh man I'm drooling over the retractions now.
Sleepy joe should give this innocent man a apology for saying the things he said about Kyle. The jury took a long and hard look at the evidence and evidently made the right decision. And by the way Kyle collapsed, you could tell that he was happy for the case to finally be over and to go home a free man.
Yeah, how dare he say he stands by the jury's verdict, right?
I can't imagine how cathartic it must have been for him when the verdict was read, he went through so much at a young age
it's ain't done yet, people still want him dead or in jail... he still has to watch his back for the rest of his life probably, than again he also has a lot of support.
😂😂😂stfu he went there, got dropped off by his mother actually. Lied about being medic so the people would say anything about him being there. And then shot and harmed another. Wtf
@@ranchmantubularspacesausag5709 he only shot cause he had to
@@ranchmantubularspacesausag5709 The people and the law have spoken. They disagree. Deal with it
Yes and now he has to live with the fact that he killed another human being (s)... I'm sure he'll be fine...
Those defense lawyers really cared and it shows. Definitely wasn't just another pay day
Yeah I thought I saw the bald head Lawyer cried a little. Those lawyers are really cared for that kid and so is the Judge.
The prosecutors should be disbarred.
There's already going to be tons of counter lawsuits for defamation, and Kyle is going to win them all.
@@lordkrythic6246 I hope so.
Agreed and he’s going to kill some more people!!
That judge should be disbarred! What a total sham trial.
@@alfresco1950 And what did the judge do to deserve disbarment?
CNN: Kyle, we would like to interview you about the verdict on you.
Kyle: Talk to my lawyers. I’ll be seeing you in court!
I did not expect to feel so emotional at this verdict. My heart goes out to that kid and his overwhelming reaction warms my heart. Sometimes our system actually works.
Poor Kyle the world was lifted off his shoulders. Defending oneself is the most important right of all
Had to travel a fair bit for self defence. Rest of the world is laughing at America... again lol
@@aceohare007 ah well, let the rest of the world eat cake.
@@aceohare007 Yeah, he had to travel up the street from where he worked. If "the rest of the world" as you allege is too idiotic to know basic facts of the case then let them laugh like fools.
@@aceohare007 We've seen what makes you people cheer, your boo's mean nothing to us...
@@crashman4483 yeah.... like soccer riots
The conduct of the prosecution in this trial has been nothing short of disgusting. I'm glad this young man got justice. Love from the UK.
Even his attorney teared up! What a relief should never of gone to court in the first place!
Now, time to sue MSNBC and CNN. Get'em Kyle !!!
When I woke up this morning there was a massive beautiful double rainbow in the sky near my house.
I said to myself something good will happen today.
THIS is that something ❤️
Until you find out that build back better was passed in the house today aswell
@@GodTierAsta Yeah, but now the build back better plan goes to the Senate where it will be promptly rejected. The House knows the Senate doesn't have the votes to pass it - so the House vote can't really be considered a win.
@@GodTierAsta it's not going to pass..small victory as usual then off for the second round to be squashed 😉
@@goddesswitchbella yep...
This is when Justice triumphed
The media and Brandon TORTURED this poor child. I never knew people could be so cruel. It’s horrible what they put him through. I hope he sues every last one of them.
What a ride this has been. Glad it concluded with a happy ending
It’s not over. Time to sue CNN, MSNBC and etc…..
It didn't. He has PTSD. He will have a reputation wherever he goes.
I wouldn't say it was a happy ending, but it was a just ending.
One of the few bright spots of 2021 that’s for sure.
So so happy for him!! One for the good guys.
So glad to see a bright young man defend himself in a beautiful country such as America! Home of the BRAVE!
Remember that time the prosecution openly violated the defendant's fifth ammendment rights on the stand?
ans that’s when it should’ve been thrown out
@@bizzybezz By no means, the Judge had until after the Jury rendered a verdict to make a decision on a mistrial (or declare one himself). Obviously he was not a fan of disrupting the legal system in this way because of the upset, so he waited until the Jury passed down a Not Guilty verdict, which both dismissed the charges and is the most difficult result to challenge.
Had the jury handed down a "Guilty" verdict, then the judge would have had to rule on both motions for mistrial before closing the case, and would likely have declared a mistrial then.
We stood behind you Kyle and still do. I'm glad the jury took their time and came to the correct conclusion. We are very happy for you and very grateful to the jury.
I am so happy with this verdict. I hope this is a sign that our upside down country is turning back on its feet.
lets keep it that way!
It's clearly a turning point. The media lies were made abundantly clear with the exposure of this case, at a time when some leftist activism is getting a backlash as well (e.g. public schooling). It's no surprise how recent polls are turning out.
I don’t think it’s the last we will hear of it, congrats Kyle stand up for what you believe in and justice
My heart to this young man. I can not believe or begin to Fathom how happy and what a sense of relief I have to have this trial finally over with. The emotion from him and his mother and sister behind him oh my GAWD!! Brought tears to my eyes watching this trial from day one and when this whole thing first started. So happy for the Justice system working god bless Kyle and god bless that jury and judge.
I can’t get enough of Kyle hearing not guilty. I cry every time
*fathom
Kyle,
You have given me a renewed hope for our justice system. The weight that you carried over the past year could’ve sunken any super hero. I hope you surround yourself with honest good people. I hope you continue to listen to your instincts and live a long, happy and peaceful life. Take care my friend.
The founding fathers are still here !!! Proud 🥲 to be an American 🇺🇸🦅
100% justice. It was blatantly obvious he was 100% innocent and justified on the whole matter.
In my life I haven't seeing a more clear case of self defense than this one. Glad that teenager is alive and free and just remember people, don't attack an armed citizen and nothing will happen to you.
My upmost Respect for the Jury and The Judge for not being Intimidated by the wanna be angry mob, and The Defense Attorneys , you guys are the Best , Salute … From FL 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇨🇺🇨🇺🇨🇺 I almost cried myself ,
Did you say upmost
@@The_Generalgr
I'm sure he meant utmost
I completely agree Carlos
Thank God for a competent jury and a great legal system
God bless this young man!
2024 and I still watch this! 😅
I am crying, too. Kyle, wish you a bright future.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😎
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I'm so happy for him ! A guilty verdict would have taken his life away. He needs to use this to become something great!
I think he already is something great! I'm so happy for him too....poor kid went through too much 💔
He needs to run for governor.
A guilty verdict would have had far wider ramifications than simply Kyle spending life in jail. it would have set a precident that you couldn't act in self defence in the face a violent aggressor. and would have been used as propaganda by the anti gun lobby in Congress to pass stricter gun laws further violating people's second ammendment rights.
So so very happy for this kid! He will be able to enjoy a wonderful Thanksgiving and Christmas with his loved ones.
God bless this young man as he goes forward...this was a travesty of justice, but put right by people who listened. I've been following this from Scotland, and was so blessed by this result. Now for the defamation suits, go for it Kyle!