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For people watching this, they're going to look at this ruling by the South Carolina Supreme Court and
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say, "Okay, this was ruled on and ordered based on the actions of the court clerk." But, by and large, the
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state proved their case and the jury found him guilty of these murders based on the evidence presented. How do you
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expect that piece to go any differently in this next trial? Because they won't have the clerk of court whispering in
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their ear every day, "Don't believe him." She won't be trying to remove jurors who are expressing some doubt.
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She won't be lobbying them. It wasn't He didn't get a fair trial. He didn't have
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He had did not have a jury that based their verdict on the facts. Cuz the the facts, in my view, and I've been doing
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this a long time as a prosecutor myself for 12 years, the facts, the forensic evidence,
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would not lead any reasonable juror to conclude he was guilty.