a lot of letters to the editor of the local paper. and i think that they were pretty evenly divided between people saying that the state ought to reimburse chat the cost of ammunition. and people seeing, i moved up here from the bay area to get away from all of this. and people shouldn t have consolation to shoot guns. when the child began, olson seemed satisfied with the jury he got, could go either way. but. my desire is to want him out of that court. taken by the elbow, and lead him out of the courtroom. turn him over to his family. here is how wilson presented his standard ground defense, in his opening to the jury. he shot him because he was and he was in fear of. his life olson told the jury that he was a protective family man. doing what he felt he had to do as a father. after those menacing visitors to his house. after this friday i said they were afraid, and i think that sets
shocked. except for the pleat, that the police over his head where the bullet went in. i just remember him looking like he was asleep. that s probably an image you can t get out of your head. every day i think of that. i think of that every single day. rory s father, carole s ex husband dave maguire, came to trial, not successfully, to hold back his soaring rage, a soldier did this? i put myself in that same scenario. and if i needed to, i would defend myself. but, once it s over it s my responsibility to render aid. this is not a battle zone. this is some hicks town in california. around the same time at the jail in quincy, an hour and a half away,
elbow, and lead him out of the courtroom. turn him over to his family. here is how wilson presented his standard ground defense, in his opening to the jury. he shot him because he was and he was in fear of. his life olson told the jury that he was a protective family man. doing what he felt he had to do as a father. after those menacing visitors to his house. after this friday i said they were afraid, and i think that sets the tone for his state of. mine two sweet little girls. he wanted to show the jury the sweet little girls you wanted to protect. fair enough. some of the jury wept. as 12 year old dara repeated the story she told, us about the night the man came to their property. i remember asking my dad and mom when are you going to do if they come back. and what would happen. if someone got hurt. what did they say?