Prosecution cross-examines Travis McMichael in Ahmaud Arbery murder trial

On Day 9 of the trial for the death of Ahmaud Arbery, the prosecution cross-examined defendant Travis McMichael about what happened on Feb. 23, 2020.

[JayDee]

She literally let this man talk himself into prison. Give this prosecutor all the awards.

[victorianmelody]

The most important lesson daddy should have taught Travis is to "mind your own business."

[ABeautifulMess]

The prosecutor is most definitely a beast at what she does.

[Shar]

His father had two heart attacks, a stroke and a hip replacement and still found the strength to terrorize someone. Incredible.

[source]

Sounds like a toxic neighbourhood- everybody videoing and watching everybody. Suspecting and expecting trouble, with guns at the ready- What an awful way to live. I feel sorry for the children seeing these pitiful adults as examples

[angelaluna]

“Most traumatic experience of my life.” Bro you literally took someone’s life

[amit]

She’s “allowing “ him to tell his story . Brilliant woman.

[damatokid]

Can we all sit back and appreciate being the presence of pure brilliance!!! This prosecutor is probably one of the most intelligent prosecutors I have ever witnessed

[TheRaularya]

Off the rip when his dad came in yelling about the matter going on he should’ve told his father let the police take care of it. Point blank This was not a citizens arrest it was murder

[noahclayborne]

She's ruthless. Imagine being led to not only talk yourself into prison but talk your father into prison as well. Ultimate savagery.

[ulyssesgrant]

All three of them are crazy as hell. Imagine chasing someone through your neighborhood with a gun, and they haven't done anything to you. I'm glad they're going to prison.

[retardedtrumpanzee]

_"We were just trying to ask him some questions."_ Excuse me, but you don't chase someone around a neighborhood with a shotgun for five minutes, just to ask them questions!

[thward]

She got him right where she want him. The minute he agree to took the stand it was open season

[alanmorris]

The audacity of these guys! _"We told him to stop running, but he kept on running!"_ As if anybody has to listen to what they say.

[jamesherron]

I just like to say I'm a gun-loving American Republican these guys are guilty regardless or what the guy did they did not have the right to pursue him detain him in any fashion under any state laws

[ns]

This guy should be a symbol of what is NOT self-defence.

[Hunter-osyx]

For a citizens arrest a crime has to be witnessed they did not witness a crime therefore everything committed after the citizens arrest is considered felony kidnapping. Which means it is felony murder and there is no self defence claim.

[triple]

It really bothers me that there's a demographic of people who really believe they can just randomly become a cop and apprehend you based on a suspicion they have about you Ahmad Aubry could have been any of us.

[MegensBay]

Sometimes the best strategy is to let a witness keep talking eventually digging their own hole. They can’t keep up with their lies.

[ulyssesgrant]

This guy actually thought he was going back home after the verdict. LOL