Kyle Rittenhouse video and audio analysis clearly shows...

So the guy was a block away from the bus and ran a red light, interesting as the windows of the bus were blocked out anyway.

So much for innocent until proven guilty.

 

Sure, so what? The judge ordered that no pictures were allowed to be taken of the jurors. Okay. There are cameras in the courtroom, it's televised, MSNBC had cameras in the court room and they were not ordered out because they never took pictures of the jurors. The judge never said you can't follow the bus, just don't take pictures. So this guy follows the bus from a block away (about 400 feet) and runs a red light, gets pulled over, and the cops say, "We think he wanted to take a picture of the jurors." There's a lot of things I want to do, I but I haven't done them. The guy claims he never intended to take pictures, but remember MSNBC is a, shudder, liberal news service, so who's going to believe him?
The judge says he doesn't know what's going on and this needs to be looked into, then bars MSNBC from the courtroom! Why? What did they do wrong?
I'll tell you as the judge can't figure it out. Nothing.

The judge is getting bad press and looking for a way to muzzle the free dissemination of information.
This morning the report is that if Rittenhouse is found guilty, then, then, the judge will consider a mistrial!
Give me a break.

 

I'm shocked.
We all knew it was just a show trial.

 

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