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Prosecutor claimed Amber Guyger was in a safe position even when she opened Botham Jean's door and saw him; they said that deadly force wasn't necessary.
Prosecutor claimed Amber Guyger was in a safe position even when she opened Botham Jean's door and saw him; they said that deadly force wasn't necessary.
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S1, EP40 "Defense Pleads To The Jury"The jury heard intense closing arguments; the defense pleaded with jurors; it tried to make clear what the law says about self-defense and mistake of fact.
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S1, EP41 "State's Rebuttal"Prosecutor claimed Amber Guyger was in a safe position even when she opened Botham Jean's door and saw him; they said that deadly force wasn't necessary.
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S1, EP42 "Verdict Of Amber Guyger"The state finished up its closing arguments; it was up to the jurors to decide whether Amber Guyger committed murder in the death of Botham Jean; Jurors deliberated for six hours before finding her guilty of murder.
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S1, EP43 "Punishment Phase"The jury decided Amber Guyger was guilty of murder in the shooting of Botham Jean; this meant she faced five to 99 years in prison; Botham Jean's mother was emotional as she told jurors all about his character.
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