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Viral Post Misrepresents Facts in Rittenhouse Trial - Vimarsana News

Viral Post Misrepresents Facts in Rittenhouse Trial

Kyle Rittenhouse said that he went to Kenosha, Wisconsin, to defend a car dealership during protests against police brutality in August 2020. He was not there to defend his grandparents' gas station, as a viral social media post falsely claims. He was not related to the family that owns the car dealership.

Kyle Rittenhouse In Argument With His Former Lawyers Over $2 Million Returned Bail Fund Following Not Guilty Verdict - Vimarsana News

Kyle Rittenhouse In Argument With His Former Lawyers Over $2 Million Returned Bail Fund Following Not Guilty Verdict

And then right off to Nursing school with it no doubt. Anyone remember Primal Fear? -- editor

Kyle Rittenhouse Was Acquitted on These 5 Charges - Vimarsana News

Kyle Rittenhouse Was Acquitted on These 5 Charges

Kyle Rittenhouse was cleared of criminal culpability in the shooting of three white men, two of them fatally, during protests on Aug. 25, 2020.

Steve Kerr: America 'Treading Down a Dangerous Path' After Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict - Vimarsana News

Steve Kerr: America 'Treading Down a Dangerous Path' After Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr provided remarks in his pregame press conference Friday in response to a Wisconsin jury finding Kyle Rittenhouse...

Kyle Rittenhouse wasn't convicted because, in America, white reasoning rules | Michael Harriot - Vimarsana News

Kyle Rittenhouse wasn't convicted because, in America, white reasoning rules | Michael Harriot

When white people find Black protesters scary, and white vigilantes heroic, where does that leave the legal concept of ‘reasonable belief’?