re: Prosecutors are going to struggle to find anything the 'necks did that breaks a Ga law.

The McMichaels were two Charles Bronsons thinking they were Harry Callahans. They were vigilantes pure and simple.

The fact that Arbery was involved in a minor misdemeanor trespassing is irrelevent to what happened down the street later.

The McMichaels were not cops. Dad was former LE....key word, former. McMichael stopped his truck in the middle of the street in front of Arbery. He got out of the truck with a firearm and along with his son set about initiating a conftontation with Arbery who was ostensibly out for a jog .

McMichael did not personalky witness Arbery trespass. He did not physically see it, and it is doubtful given the timeline that he even saw the security feed...even if he did, he did not have the agency under GA law to enact a "citizen's arrest"

Since the trespass becomes irrelevant due to hearsay. You are left with two men in a pick up truck attempting to deny a lone jogger his liberty. The McMichaels then compound their misbegotten righteousness by aggravating the situation by brandishing firearms and blocking Arbery's access down the street in a menacing manner.

Arbery had every right to believe that he was in imminent danger. Arbery had every right to defend himself. The McMichaels were engaged in an aggravated assault that ended up with Arbery engaging in an affirmative defense. It ended up with Arbery dead and McMichael the actor who pulled the trigger.McMichael engaged in behavior that he had to know was dangerous and behavior that directly lead to actions that led to Arbery's death.

A death over what turns out to be a trespass where nothing was stolen or damaged.



.....and , if the trespasser was wearing Lululemons, had bob hairdo and was named Karen or Nancy, McMichael would have stayed in his house doing whatever he does.

That is the reality. McMichael was trying to be the hero over something that did not require one.