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Lawyers For Gregory McMichael: Public ‘Narrative’ For Arbery Case Based On ‘Incomplete Set Of Facts’

Eric Quintanar
Lawyers For Gregory McMichael: Public ‘Narrative’ For Arbery Case Based On ‘Incomplete Set Of Facts’
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Two lawyers for Gregory McMichael, 64, the older man charged in the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, believe the public has accepted a narrative of the shooting that has been created from an “incomplete set of facts.”

“So often the public accepts a narrative driven by an incomplete set of facts, one that vilifies a good person, based on a rush to judgement, which has happened in this case,” said Laura Hogue, an attorney for Gregory McMichael, according to CNN.

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