The Families of Kyle Rittenhouse's Victims Aren’t Forgetting About His Actions

Remember Kyle Rittenhouse? The kid who drove from Illinois to Wisconsin with his AR-15? The kid who shot three people (killing two of them) during a demonstration in support of Jacob Blake? The kid who was seen dramatically sobbing during his criminal trial that ended in acquittal?

Yeah, he’s back in the news again.

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Years before Huber’s father filed a lawsuit, Gaige Grosskreutz, the man who survived Rittenhouse’s shootings, filed a lawsuit in October 2021, accusing Rittenhouse and other law enforcement officials of causing his injuries.

To no surprise, Rittenhouse isn’t too happy about the lawsuits, telling the Texas Scorecard, “These lawsuits are making it harder and harder for me to move on with my life. It is extremely difficult to go outside without fear of being harassed or assaulted because of the lies spread in these lawsuits. No one should have to continue to defend the fact that they acted in self-defense.”

Good luck selling that to the folks who lost their loved ones at his hands.

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