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in the eye. it was hard for them to be in the courtroom listening to the testimony, having to hear the names of the eleven worshippers that were lost on that day. for them, this is the man who carried out one of the most evil attacks in our nation's history at their synagogue, and for them, yeah, this is what some semblance of justice looks like. a lot of this isn't about the guilty phase. a lot of them expected him to be found guilty of the charges. for them it's about what happens next, the sentencing phase of this trial set to begin a week from monday. for them, it is divisive issue as to whether or not robert bowers should get life in prison or whether or not he should get the death penalty. the prosecution laying out their case during opening arguments, much the same during closing, saying he went to the tree of life synagogue to carry out this heinous attack. the defense doing their part to raise questions about his motivation, mainlily motivated by his views on immigration. the prosecution being clear