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Kyle Rittenhouse Yawning in Court Could Show He’s ‘Uninterested,’ Jury Expert Says
The trial of Kyle Rittenhouse is nearing its final stage as closing arguments begin before the jury. The trial is splitting America between those who believe he is a cold-blooded vigilante, and those who see a brave young man defending life and property. Inside Edition spoke with jury expert Dr. Rachel York Colangelo, who said that Rittenhouse’s body language could influence how the jury feels about his guilt. He yawned no less than five times during the prosecution’s closing arguments.