in the courtroom but lots of sobbing, jason stinson turned and immediately hugged his attorney, brian butler and lots of emotion.@@ >> how about any comment or emotion from max's family. >> the family on max's side -- i don't know how to describe this other than i think maybe shock. there was not much reaction at all. they had straight faces as they were walking out. not much from them. nothing -- >> let's get our lawyers in on this one as we find out why this went this way. did not take the jury long to come to their conclusion. thomas, i'll start with you, where did the prosecution drop the ball here? >> i don't know if it's so much what they did wrong, it was a tough case. you wanted to see this coach held account act for what people describe as grueling practice, the word barbaric was thrown around. there was the concern among everybody involved in the case or spek tating on the case through the media, if the verdict would have come down guilty in this case, what sort of effect would that have had on high school sports or amateur sports or youth sports all around the country. would a gui

jason stinson turned and immediately hugged his attorney, brian butler.motion. >> how about any comment or emotion from max gilpin's family, mom, dad -- >> the family on max's side was -- i don't know how to describe it, other than that i think maybe shocked there. was not really much reaction at all. they had straight, you know, straight faces as they were walking out. though not from them, as well. >> okay. let's get our lawyers in on this one as we find out why this went this way. i mean, it did not take the jury very long to come to their conclusion. thomas starting with you, what did the prosecution do wrong, where did they drop the ball here? >> mike, i don't know if it's so much a matter of what they did wrong. i mean, it was a tough case because on the one hand you wanted to see this coach sort of held accountable for what some people describe as an exceptionally gruelling practice, the word "barbaric" was thrown around but at the same time the concern among everybody either involved in this case or was spectating on this case through the media, a

jason stinson turned and immediately hugged his attorney brian butler. >> how about any comment or emotion from max gilpin's family? >> the family on max's side was -- i don't know how to describe it other than, i think, maybe shock. there was not really much reaction at all. they had straight faces as they were walking out. not much from them as well. nothi nothing. >> let's get our lawyers in on this one as we find out why this went this way. it did not take the jury long to come to this conclusion. thomas, i'll start with you. what did the prosecution do wrong? where did they drop the ball here? >> mike, i don't know if it's so much of a matter what they did wrong. it was a tough case. on the one hand, you wanted to see this coach sort of held accountable for what some people described as an exceptionally grueling practice. the word barbaric was thrown around. at the same time, i think there was the concern among everybody who was either involved in this case or spectating on this case through the media and so forth. if the verdict would have come down guilty in this case, what sort of

with his attorney, brian butler. thank you for coming in. on thursday, you're going to walk back into pleasure ridge park high school. you're going to start your class again. your class in web design. >> yes, ma'am. >> what are you going to be thinking as you walk in the door? >> how blessed i am to have a community like pleasure ridge park, that's rallied behind me and stood beside me. along with my church community. i'm excited to see the kids. but the thing that people need to understand is, there is no winner in this case. this is a terrible, terrible tragedy. a young man lost his life. and that's one thing that people seem to forget in this. it never was a jason stinson versus max gilpin. on the indictment sheet, it says the commonwealth of kentucky versus jason stinson. >> will you be thinking about max when you walk through that door? >> i did. i had max as a student, as well. i had max in my third period web design class. he was third row, first seat. the one thing i know about max that i know, is that max is in heaven with jesus. an