IMHO, the Airman's family is dishonoring his memory by bringing Crump into the fold. Crump will scoop a big chunk of the settlement for himself, inflame the situation and leave the family with little to nothing.
The Airman was killed for doing nothing wrong, and I get the family's desire to see heads roll, but they should have hired an eagle instead of a vulture.
If the airman, holding a pistol at this side, answered the odor for a UPS delivery man, and the UPS delivery man shot him, "in fear for his life," the delivery man would already be behind bars.
It's perfectly legal to answer your door with a firearm (provided one isn't brandishing it or pointing it without provocation). It's not unheard of for home invaders to announce themselves as law enforcement, delivery men, utility workers, etc.
This airman was shot for a perfectly legal act; however, the filthy cowardice of the deputy has now been matched by the equally filthy bottom feeding of Crump.
The family would have been far better advised to seek a reputable, lower profile attorney.
I had a 1994 Grand Cherokee I ran ‘til 2004, then got a 2004 Grand Cherokee I drove through 2014. Got a 2014 Wrangler Rubicon, built like a beast and I loved it. Would still have it, but my wife and I had a little late in life surprise and needed something a little easier to get a baby seat in and out of. In 2018 I traded it for a new Cherokee Trailhawk which is a little quirky, but lots of fun, on and off road.
Macron has the luxury of having a foreign legion at his disposal. He can send soldiers into a meat grinder and not be accountable at home for the loss of (too many) French lives. (see “Dien Bien Phu”)
To the contrary, the university will readmit them in the fall and bill a ninth semester of tuition for students who would have otherwise graduated in eight.