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The jury returned verdicts of not guilty on all charges last night in the murder trial of Curtis Reeves, the retired Tampa SWAT Captain who shot and killed Chad Oulson in a local movie theater in January 2014 after the two men had a verbal altercation that became physical.
I do not predict verdicts, but this finding of not guilty was consistent with my legal analysis of the case, as discussed first within days of the shooting, all the way through to my analysis shared with all of you yesterday.
I covered the reading of the verdict last in real-time, including nearly three hours of post-verdict commentary, so I’m going to keep today’s written content brief and simply embed the reading of the verdict, and link to the video of my lengthier commentary.
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