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remember, it was one of the defendants, roddy bryant who recorded the killing. they thought it would clear them. gregory mcmichael dropped a copy off at a radio station. a host posted it online, it went viral, and instead of clearing them it led to their conviction, and in all likelihood life in prison. cnn s martin savage was outside the courtroom in brunswick. reporter: good morning, christine. i was in the courthouse when the verdict was read. many people were listening to what was going on inside the courtroom on their cell phones. the moment they heard guilty, it was like an emotional dam burst. people shouted, people cried, people hugged one another. it was clear guilty was the word they feared they might never hear in this case. it s understandable why. because for 74 days nobody had been arrested, despite the fact that law enforcement had from day one the video that showed