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The verdict is in.

Rick Chow has been found not guilty in the shooting death of Cyrus Carmack-Belton, and people across the country are asking the same question:

Was justice served?

In this episode of Half Way Up, I break down the Cyrus Belton case, the Rick Chow verdict, self-defense laws, public opinion, media narratives, and why so many people see this case completely differently.

This isn’t about picking a side.

It’s about asking harder questions.

How do two people look at the same facts and walk away with completely different conclusions?

Why has this case created so much division?

And what does it say about the way we think about race, crime, fear, responsibility, and justice in America?

Whether you agree with the verdict or not, this conversation is bigger than one case.

Let’s talk about it.

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