Self defense, presumption of not even being responsible to a "killing" let alone calling it murder, even with a confession. He hid. All of this and Vice still grants him the presumption of innocence in such a stark contrast to Kyle, who honestly was being attack, tried to turn himself in and was stopped and had to fight more people. No, in that case, even the suggestion of presumption of innocence must be viciously rooted out. He's already been deemed guilty by the media, no evidence need be heard.
It's the hypocrisy and total lack of moral foundation that bothers me the most. They honestly stand for nothing. For all the cries of equity, they sure don't act on it.
