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On August 25, 2020, 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse shot and killed two men and seriously injured a third; the shootings quickly overwhelmed social media and sparked a national debate about self-defense, gun rights, police reform and white supremacy.
S1, EP6 "Protests Caught on Live Stream"
A live stream posted on social media capturing the violent unrests in Kenosha was evidence for the state in Wisconsin versus Rittenhouse.
S1, EP7 "Live Streamer Covered Street Protests"
Social media influencer Koerri Washington captured the moments before the defendant fatally shot two men and wounding another.
S1, EP8 "Social Media Influencer Testifies on the Chaos"
Koerri Washington testifies in Wisconsin versus Rittenhouse about video he live-streamed during protests in Kenosha; at some point during his recording on Facebook Live he came across the defendant Kyle Rittenhouse and the two men shot.
S1, EP9 "Detective Probes Social Media Clips"
One of the primary detectives on the case against Kyle Rittenhouse analyzes extensively video clips that captured the chaos in Kenosha; detective Martin Howard collected all the clips of the night in question which had circulated.
S1, EP5 "Guns Were for Self-Protection"
Cross-examination of the defendant's friend, who also came to town armed, points out the tense, chaotic moment in Kenosha, Wisconsin during a night of violent street demonstrations.
S1, EP4 "Armed Friends Sent to Protect Property"
A local car dealership was the motivation of the defendant to come to Kenosha, Wisconsin armed with an assault rifle; while on the stand Dominic Black, Kyle Rittenhouse's friend, tells the jury Car Source asked for armed security that night.
S1, EP3 "Defendant's Friend Is First to Testify"
The first witness for the State of Wisconsin is Dominic Black, a friend of the defendant of Kyle Rittenhouse; Dominic is the one who bought Rittenhouse the gun he used in the deadly shootings.
S1, EP2 "Self-Defense Strategy for Rittenhouse"
In Opening Statements, the defendant's lead attorney dismissed the state's argument that Kyle Rittenhouse hunted and chased down the two victims he shot; instead they claim Rittenhouse was acting in self-defense.
