Kyle Rittenhouse jury ends its third day of deliberations without a verdict
KENOSHA, Wis. — As jury deliberations dragged into a third full day, Kyle Rittenhouse’s attorney Mark Richards came into the courtroom for a change of scenery.
He has spent much of his time since closing arguments on a different floor of the stately Kenosha County Courthouse waiting for a sign of where jurors were in their discussion. Considered one of the best criminal defense attorneys in Wisconsin, he had never had a jury take longer than 18 hours to make a decision.
The Rittenhouse jury has deliberated for 23 hours so far and will resume its work Friday morning.
Reporters asked Richards how he was feeling. His answer was as
