I couldn't get past the first 20 minutes!

The excuses are insane! The families keep saying they shouldn't be locked up because they didn't commit murder and had no intention of harming anyone when they broke into this home. How was the homeowner to know what their intentions were? Furthermore, the law is very clear. If someone dies during the commission of a felony (especially burglary), regardless of who kills who, every person involved in the burglary will be charged with felony murder. They made a choice to break into an innocent person's home and that gentleman had every right to defend himself. He had no idea that they were there "just to steal"! He didn't know if they had a weapon or not. Their families want to try and convince the audience that they were such great kids. The fact remains, they broke into a home to steal from someone and because of those actions, one of them died and the rest of them are in prison for murder. It wasn't the homeowner's fault. He didn't break into his own house! The jury didn't get it wrong! That one mother made me so angry when she said she was hoping for at least one decent and honest juror who would follow the law! She didn't get one "decent & honest" juror, she actually got 12!. Had her son and his friends not made the choice to break into someone's home and commit burglary, no one would have lost their life. Simple as that! I would've done the same thing as the homeowner. If you cross the threshold of my home uninvited, it would seem to me that you were there for nefarious reasons. I would be well within my rights to take action as I see fit to eliminate any threat being posed.

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