Attorneys Present Jurors With Dueling Portraits Of Ahmaud Arbery

The trial of three white men accused of killing Ahmad Arbery, an African American, is underway in Brunswick, GA. The defendants, Gregory and Travis McMichael, and William Bryan, face charges including murder. The community has rallied for justice, with clergy members praying outside the courthouse. The trial features a nearly all-white jury, and the prosecution argues the defendants attacked Arbery. The defense claims self-defense, citing neighborhood crime. Technical issues arose with police body cam footage, and the trial is expected to last two weeks.

Who are the three men on trial for the killing of Ahmad Arbery?

• James White, Robert Black, and William Green

• Michael Johnson, David Brown, and Sarah Lee

• John Doe, Richard Roe, and Jane Smith

• Gregory McMichael, Travis McMichael, and William Bryan

What was the plea entered by the accused in the Ahmad Arbery case?

• Guilty

• Guilty with explanation

• Not guilty

• No contest

What role did the community play during the trial?

• They supported the defendants

• Clergy members prayed for justice

• They remained silent

• They protested outside the courthouse

What evidence did the prosecution present in the trial?

• A witness testimony

• Cell phone video showing the shooting

• A police report

• A written confession

What issue did the defense highlight in their argument?

• The defendants' alibi

• The lack of evidence

• The defendants' lack of motive

• The neighborhood's recent crime issues