Family spokesman Kyle Rittenhouse told CNN’s WBBM that a verdict in the trial is “tentative,” adding that Rittenhouse and his family are at an undisclosed location.
“I say it was expected because we know who Kyle is, and we know what’s in his heart and what’s in his head, and we know the facts of this case. But, Of course everyone is really worried because in the end said spokesman David Hancock.
Hancock also said he believes “the jury has thought it through and they understand the gravity of this decision.”
“Now the goal is to keep Kyle safe as he continues as an 18-year-old going to college to become a nurse,” Hancock said. “Those are his plans going forward.”
As for the Rittenhouse family, Hancock said, “They’re doing great.
Asked about the call to protest after today’s ruling, Hancock said, “Family calls for calm. Call for calm. I mean, this is not an injustice.”
“What I want to say is, this is a pivotal point, I think, for the country to look at how things have been handled. Things have gone wrong with regards to who Kyle is and why he’s there. It’s never been about politics. It’s not about race. This is about a young man who went on the run and felt as if his life was in danger and defended himself. ,” he added.
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