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had every reason to convict the innocent Marine veteran for a crime he did not commit. Despite the fact thatdistrict attorney went after Penny with a perverse passion, charging Penny with second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide for the drug-fueled death of a mentally ill career criminal, Jordan Neely.
Yet justice prevailed. In the face of a baseless prosecution, a judge attempting to rig the rules of the law, and external violent threats by a mob encouraged by the state’s venom toward Penny, the jury delivered the only justified verdict in a unanimous finding of Penny’s innocence.
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