Luigi Mangione prosecutors have a jury problem: "So much sympathy"

A former prosecutor has said he has never seen so much sympathy for a person accused of murder.

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It'd be pretty rough if they couldn't possibly find a jury that would convict, think of how the CEOs of the nation would feel if they realized fully just how many people are entirely okay with eating them.
- I think Josh Johnson has a killer bit on this, but in it, he was talking about how the news corporations and CEOs and people were horrified to learn that the people are seeing them for how they see us.
  We don't see them as human, just like how they don't see us as human.
- It doesn't have to even be full jury nullification, a single juror can cause a mistrial by refusing to join in an otherwise unanimous verdict. Imagine this going through 2-3 juries that cannot come to a consensus?

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