[Yo-Yo]

I have not followed this case. These guys guilty?

This was the "innocent jogger" carrying a hammer case from February 2020.

You might remember the case from the below picture. A guy was caught on a web cam walking through a house under construction and rummaging through toolboxes.

Two guys chased him down in a pickup truck, one with a shotgun standing in the bed of the truck, while a third person gave chase in a separate vehicle and caught some of the action on cell phone video.

The guys in the truck confronted the guy they were chasing (Ahmaud Arbery) and while fighting over the shotgun, it discharged, killing Arbery.

At least that's my recollection of the gist of the matter.

[DoodleDawg]

This was the "innocent jogger" carrying a hammer case from February 2020.

Except he wasn't carrying a hammer. No evidence of a hammer was presented in court, either by the prosecution or the defense.

You might remember the case from the below picture. A guy was caught on a web cam walking through a house under construction and rummaging through toolboxes.

Except the video doesn't show him rummaging through toolboxes. Walking through the construction site, yes. But that's it.

The guys in the truck confronted the guy they were chasing (Ahmaud Arbery) and while fighting over the shotgun, it discharged, killing Arbery.

Reasonably accurate for a change.

[Responsibility2nd]

February of 2020.

Wow. IIRC, there were DOZENS of Arbery threads here at FR. Daily. Hundreds of replies over the guilt and/or innocence of all involved.

Very heated and discussed topic.

Then Covid happened. And that was that.

[Theoria]

'This was the "innocent jogger" carrying a hammer case from February 2020.'

You've gone full Binger. That is a video artifact. There was no stealing on film from the dude nor did he have a hammer.