[Brilliant]

That didn't take long.

[opticks]

I'm glad this case is being resolved before the 05-06 deer season. We hunters don't need any more bad press.

[wardaddy]

i recall some freepers trying to "explain" this one away with the ol race excuse when it happened.

[Lucretia Borgia]

This is a sad case. If they jury had found him not guilty, the Anglo population would revolt. Now, we wait to see the reaction of the Hmong community. I know quite a few and they have been curiously quiet about this case.

[pissant]

Good news!

[AMERIKA]

"cannot prove who fired the first shot...Chai Soua Vang ambushed some of the victims and chased down one ...feared for his own life against a group of hunters...Four of the victims were shot in the back, and all but Willers were unarmed"

[LibertyRocks]

Thanks for posting Jean. Glad to hear he was convicted.

[Bird Jenkins]

Good. Lock him up, throw away the key.

[La Enchiladita]

What a horrible mass murderer! And, shooting people in the back!! This is a horror story, all the way to the POS lawyer playing the race card. Despicable.

[jocon307]

Excellent! Good work to the jury members. It appears that many fears held here were misplaced.

[Billthedrill]

Yeh - shooting four unarmed people in the back is a little hard to sell as "self-defense."

[Bahbah]

On, Wisconsin...

[tet68]

"In the courtroom, the tie goes to the defendant," Kohn said.


Neck tie?

[Last Dakotan]

Wonder how this will change the "etiquette" in the woods? For one thing I've seen and heard of many landowners going ballistic when they find anyone else on their land. I've personally seen owners demand cash to keep from calling the authorities to report trespassing. A little politeness on both sides can go a long way.

[no dems]

I watched a little (about 15 minutes) of the trial on Court TV today. I wonder how many of the Blue State, Wisconsin liberals are happy today that their state does NOT have the death penalty and this guy, who shot in the back and killed 6 unarmed people, will watch TV, be clothed, fed and given medical treatment in prison, at the expense of us taxpayers, for the rest of his life.

[WIladyconservative]

I've been watching this case for almost a year now and EVERY time I hear his name I think Chai Vang Latte (like Chai Tea Latte). . . .Glad I won't be hearing his name much longer in our local news.

[GoLightly]

Good news! I had my doubts. Will it be enough to get the drunk reelected again? I'm sure this case will be highlighted in future commercials.

[Hacksaw]

Now what about a verdict for Vang's lawyer who made up those preposterous lies?