This was really interesting to watch and learn. On day one a casual observer would have said "sounds like second degree murder, maybe he will plead to manslaughter". But then as the days went by it became more and more clear how utterly absurd the laws are, and that he had not broken any, incredible though that may seem. It is legal to be an open-carry, self-appointed law enforcement vigilante in Wisconsin. He is "not guilty", that has been obvious for days. Which is not the same thing, at all, as "didn't do anything wrong", of course he did.