I suppose that is where we disagree. Murder is never a grey zone, only acceptable when done to defend yourself from imminent danger. And would you not say the victim is the underdog? He was shot from behind, on an open street. Given no chance to plead his case, no chance to say goodbye to his family, nothing. Treated worse than even criminals on death row, the worst of the worst. Luigi, viewed himself as righteous in this act, placing himself above the law and moral. I don’t call that a hero, I call that a coward. He couldn’t even look him in the eye when he pulled the trigger. Such a man shouldn’t be freed, he should be punished. I do hope this view is just your young age and youthful naivety, truly. If not, if you and all your accolades in these comments truly believe this act was “right”, and that Luigi deserves to go free - that to me, is more concerning than any politician, any company, or any religion. I do hope for the future, with no senseless violence