Supporters are hopeful for a favorable verdict, given that the prosecution’s witnesses—including its key cooperating co-defendants—echoed the defense’s case. “I’m still pretty stunned at how the witnesses either agreed that this wasn’t a planned attack, or kept contradicting themselves,” said Lydia Koza, wife of defendant Autumn Hill. “At the end of the day, how can you say these people are guilty when the evidence is random stuff like literature and first aid kits, and the cooperating witnesses keep forgetting the script the prosecution wrote for them?”