In a truly just world, Ahmaud would still be alive
The almost all-white jury convicted Travis McMichael of malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, false imprisonment and criminal attempt to commit a felony, with his father Gregory McMichael and William"Roddie" Bryan Jr. being found guilty of all counts except malice murder, as well. Now all three will face a potential sentence of life in prison.
The viral video, filmed by Bryan, that first drew attention to the case and eventually led to all three arrests months after the fact became a lightning rod at the height of last year'sprotests, with Arbery's family and civil rights leaders likening the shooting to a modern-day lynching.
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