The Jury has delivered a final verdict of not guilty on all charges that were presented by the state of Wisconsin against Kyle Rittenhouse.

After three and a half days of deliberation in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, who was convicted on several counts of reckless homicide and reckless endangerment, the Jury has delivered a final verdict of not guilty on all charges. In total, the Jury deliberated for 26-hours, and at the conclusion of the trial, Judge Bruce Schroeder thanked the Jury for their attentiveness throughout the case, and instructed them that they are in no way obligated to discuss the court hearing with anyone.

On the first count, first-degree reckless homicide, for killing Joseph Rosenbaum, the jury finds Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty. On the second count, first-degree reckless endangerment, for shooting at a man, the judge finds Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty. On the third count, first-degree reckless endangerment, for shooting at an unknown man, the jury finds Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty. On the fourth count, first-degree intentional homicide, for killing Anthony Huber, the jury finds Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty. On the fifth count, first-degree attempted intentional homicide, for shooting and wounding Gaige Grosskreutz, the jury finds Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty.

The city of Kenosha, Wisconsin is surely bracing for backlash from far-left extremists who don't agree with the court. As for Rittenhouse, it's not clear what will happen next. Most likely, there will be follow-on defamation lawsuits against members of the media, and possibly even the office of Joe Biden, who showed images of Rittenhouse next to white supremacists throughout his 2020 campaign against Donald Trump.