The Disturbing Story of the Rittenhouse Case's Mysterious 'Jump Kick Man'

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[TigerClaws]

The prosecutor LIED and said they didn’t know who “Jump kick man” was.

He lied to the jury.

He lied to the judge.

There’s a charge against Kyle with “jump kick man” as the victim!

YES.

Mistrial with prejudice.

Pepole haven’t figured it out yet.

[Chewbarkah]

If Dan O’Donnell’s report is accurate, I’d think the Prosecutors are in a heap of trouble. The jury instruction include a charge of Reckless Endangerment of McGinness, and a separate account of Reckless Endangerment of “an unknown male”, i.e., Jump Kick Man. If the Binger and Kraus knew who he was and withheld that from the Defense and the Court, I’m not sure what sort of avenue there is for punishing them. It ought to be jail time, loss of jobs, and permanent disbarment.

I wonder if the Defense can bring this to the Judge’s attention. Bet he’d be real pleased.

[roadcat]

Oh look, another convicted felon. Gee, what were the odds? Who could have guessed that the Klantifa/Burn Loot Murder rioters were all subhuman garbage?

Shocking! Makes Rittenhouse even more heroic, a decent teen struggling to fight off leftist subhuman criminals. Rittenhouse is a superhero, fighting on behalf of decent Americans.

[kiryandil]

"The Dan O'Donnell Show" can now report exclusively that Jump Kick Man is a 40-year-old Black male from Kenosha with an extensive criminal record who was at the time of the Rittenhouse shootings on probation following a conviction for domestic violence battery. He faced a maximum sentence of nine months in jail, but less than two months before he kicked Rittenhouse, he accepted a plea deal that netted him 12 months' probation. The following year, he violated the terms of his probation and was sentenced to seven months in jail.

Another civil rights hero...

[Mr. K]

I cannot believe the jury is out more than 5 minutes.

[kjam22]

Kyle is lucky he missed jump kick BLACK man..... imagine if he had killed a black man.... as if it isn’t already bad enough.

[TigerClaws]

Yes, had Kyle killed a black man - REGARDLESS of the actions of said black man - he’d likely be convicted. Just how things are.

Cops especially are in a ‘no win’ situation there.

[kiryandil]

The Antifa-bi, which was running the riots in Kenosha, has known who this mobbed-up felon is the whole time [they had HD video from their command and control drone, after all].

Their job throughout the national riots of 2020 was to protect the Antifa brownshirts.

Probably direct orders from the head Antifa cheese, Chris Wray.

[Mr. K]

where is the third guy that was shot, in this story?

I thought 2 were shot and killed, and one was injured.

[TigerClaws]

The riots were part of the Color Revolution that allowed rioters to act with essentially state immunity to destroy communities.

Most insurance policies exclude “civil unrest” so these (often black-owned) businesses were destroyed and a lifetime of work often up in fire in one night.

There was the DOJ with drones with high res video and where are the cases from that?

Where’s the FOOTAGE?

[TigerClaws]

Gaige was the third guy shot.

They dismissed a DUI (he blew over .2) a week before the trial. Gaige has an extensive criminal record. Sweet boy.

[ProudVet97]

“Why was he not in jail instead of out on the street that night?

Because it was only 5 boys and not 100! /s

[Charles Martel]

He likely should have been in jail, though, and was not only because he received yet another break from the Kenosha County criminal justice system. In a very real sense, this break may have indirectly led to the death of Anthony Huber and shooting of Gaige Grosskreutz.

This is unlikely. One thing that hasn't been part of the discussion of this case is the training that Antifa does for these swarm attacks. Each time someone gets beaten down by a bunch of skateboarders, it's always the same scenario - trip the victim or otherwise knock them to the ground, then kick them in the head to stun them, followed by a clubbing with improvised weapons (skateboards, etc.). If the victim is holding some sort of weapon, rip it away and leave them helpless, then continue the bludgeoning and kicking.

In the Kenosha street video, you can see the next wave of attackers forming up when Kyle turns the tables. If "Jump Kick Man" had been elsewhere that night, some other guy would've attempted the same (aggravated battery). The timing might've been slightly different, but overall... they were following an attack plan, as instructed.

[absalom01]

I hope that Kyle gets justice, but based on the extensive negative media reports, and Binger’s closing argument, which was directed at a very particular type of biased juror, I fear that the best he can hope for is a hung jury. It only takes one who can’t get past “the kid should not have been there in the first place” to prevent a just verdict.

I hope I’m wrong.

[yukong]

The first thing a jury does is vote for a foreman. Then they usually read all the instructions again. This will take a while. I anticipate a hung jury.

[Blue Highway]

Why did they dismiss the DUI? A second DUI (especially one of that nature almost 3 times over the legal limit) , and the fact he refused to cooperate with police during the arrest, is mandatory jail time. Why would they give this criminal special privilege?

[TigerClaws]

So that the defense couldn’t say “Do you have pending charges? Are you out on bond?”

And they wanted him to show up to testify. Star witness!

[Blue Highway]

So the defense never really brought up Antifa and their tactics as you have mentioned? Seems if that would have been a big portion of the defense.

[sauropod]

Good question.

[Blue Highway]

Why couldn’t the defense have asked that anyways? He was under oath. Also would show the jury the DA gave him special privilege with the DUI and the felony for having a gun when his rights have been revoked, as well as his CCW permit being expired on top of not even being able to have a gun at that point