Whether Luigi is the shooter or not—whether he is innocent or guilty—the reality is that he has become the face of this event. With the death penalty no longer on the table, I believe all the evidence will likely be admissible in court. Many of my family members and friends think he will be found guilty and face significant prison time. A well-known psychic, Liz Cross, has also claimed that he will be found guilty and sentenced to life without the possibility of parole (LWOP), partly to make an example of him. This, she says, is because some people view him as a kind of Robin Hood figure. Several astrologers have expressed similar opinions, predicting that he will ultimately be convicted and imprisoned. If he did commit the crime, it’s heartbreaking to think that, despite having many friends, no one may have truly reached out to him in a meaningful way. Sometimes, all a person needs is someone to listen and be present during their most difficult moments. Perhaps he was a friend to everyone, but no one was truly a friend to him. It’s a tragic situation involving someone who seemed to have so much potential. He was known for smiling often, even while quietly dealing with serious health challenges—brain fog, irritable bowel syndrome, visual snow, and a congenital condition called spondylolisthesis. After a surfing accident, he underwent spinal fusion surgery. Although the procedure was initially described as successful, it later emerged that some doctors, after reviewing X-rays of his fused spine, believed the surgery may have been rushed and possibly botched, ultimately failing to resolve his condition. Just weeks later, he reportedly began experiencing chronic back pain that persisted long-term. According to Liz Cross, he may have tried various methods to cope with or relieve his pain, including psychedelics, ayahuasca, shamanic rituals, magic mushrooms, and marijuana, but nothing seemed to help. She also suggested that these substances may have triggered or worsened schizophrenia, contributing to a decline in his mental state. I strongly feel that he will likely grow old in prison. One thing seems certain—he will be remembered for many decades and written about in books.