- As to Travis McMichael, Mister McMichael,
the court sentences you as follows --
count one, malice murder, life without possibility of parole.
Count two, felony murder, is vacated by operation of law.
Count three, felony murder, vacated by operation of law.
Count four, felony murder, vacated by operation of law.
Count five, felony murder, vacated by operation of law.
Count six, aggravated assault, merges into count one.
Count seven, aggravated assault, court sentences the defendant
to 20 years consecutive to count one.
Count eight, false imprisonment,
merges into count one.
Count nine, attempted false imprisonment,
five years, concurrent to seven.
That is life plus 20.
Greg McMichael, the court sentences you as follows --
count one, malice murder,
the defendant was found not guilty.
Count two, felony murder,
life without the possibility of parole.
Count three, felony murder, vacated -- when I say vacated,
it's vacated by operations of law in all cases,
I'm just not going to repeat it.
Count four, vacated.
Count five, vacated.
Count six, merges into count two.
Count seven, aggravated assault,
20 years consecutive to count two.
Count eight, 10 years, concurrent to seven.
Count nine, five years, concurrent to seven.
That is life plus 20 years.
Roddie Bryan I do want to separate.
As far as the remorse, I think Roddie Bryan
stands in very different shoes.
It is obvious, from the beginning,
that he questioned the tragedy
that had occurred at the scene and was on --
I can't remember whose body cam --
but the body cam, in fact questioning
whether or not what had occurred had occurred.
And then took steps early on in this process, I think,
that demonstrated that he had grave concerns
that what had occurred should not have occurred.
So the court recognizing
that Mister Bryan's position is different.
Again, Mister Bryan was found not guilty
on count one and count two.
The court sentences Mister Bryan to life
with the possibility of parole on count three.
Count four is vacated.
Count five is vacated.
Count six the defendant was found not guilty.
Count seven merges into count three.
The defendant is sentenced to 10 consecutive
to count three on count eight
and five years concurrent with count eight.
Both of those counts, though, will be suspended sentences.
Which gives Mister Bryan a life with the possibility
of parole sentence.