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What Guilty Verdicts Mean in Trial for Ahmaud Arbery Murder
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November 25, 2021
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12:22Now PlayingAfter one year and nine months, Ahmaud Arbery’s family is finally getting justice.
After deliberating for a little more than 11 hours, the jury of 11 white men and women, and one Black man, returned guilty verdicts.
Travis McMichael was found guilty on all charges. His father Gregory was found guilty on eight of nine charges, including felony murder and William “Roddie” Bryan was found guilty of six charges, including aggravated assault and felony murder.
Trial attorney Monique Pressley, criminal defense attorney Sue-Ann Robinson and former prosecutor Titus Nichols join Yodit Tewolde on “Making the Case” to discuss what the guilty verdicts mean.
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