Ditto, I'm not confident he will be set free on all charges because some reports, rather because I paid attention to the case and was aware of masses of evidence beforehand.

Then watching the prosecutor spend half of day 1 making the case of Kyle's innocence, their star witness admitted he was pointing the gun at Kyle when he shot (or in his general direction). Continued when the prosecution that the case was a bust played for a mistrial.

It would take a seriously rigged jury pool to convict Kyle of any of the charges (I could see a risk for the dropped charges).