Kyle Rittenhouse Sued AGAIN! – Estate of Unstable Child Molester Joseph Rosenbaum Files THIRD Lawsuit Against Rittenhouse and Police For “Wrongful Death”
By Jordan Conradson Aug. 26, 2023
Rittenhouse shot three men in self-defense after being violently attacked by the rioters, looters, and thugs and was charged with up to 170 years for defending his life.
He was later acquitted of any wrongdoing by a Wisconsin jury of his peers.
Now, the families believe that Rittenhouse owes them for protecting his life from criminals.
Rittenhouse posted on X (Twitter) Friday, “I’m being sued again for defending my life.”
This is the third lawsuit against Rittenhouse.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, the Father of Anthony Huber, who was killed when he tried to bludgeon then-17-year-old Rittenhouse with a skateboard, and Gaige Grosskreutz, who was shot after pointing a gun at Rittenhouse while chasing him, both filed lawsuits against Rittenhouse earlier this year. Grosskreutz was shot in the arm and survived, and he is reportedly seeking “damages for emotional distress, humiliation, loss of enjoyment of life, and other pain and suffering on all claims,” and punitive damages.
The latest lawsuit comes from the estate of Joseph Rosenbaum, a registered sex offender for a sex crime involving a minor, who was shot dead after reportedly attacking and chasing Rittenhouse, then reaching for Rittenhouse’s gun.
Rosenbaum was also seen on video earlier in the night confronting the armed men who were there to prevent looting and destruction of businesses. “Shoot me, n**ga! Shoot me, n**ga!” Rosenbaum screamed at the armed men.
These people believe Rosenbaum had the right to attack Kyle while rioting, looting, and vandalizing the city.
Texas Scorecard reports:
On August 25, 2020, 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse shot three men, killing two, in self-defense during a Black Lives Matter protest in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Now, the estate of Joseph Rosenbaum is suing Rittenhouse, Kenosha officials, local Sheriff’s departments, the City of Kenosha, the City of West Allis, and several counties for “compensatory and punitive damages” for the “wrongful death” of Rosenbaum.
During the Kenosha incident, Rosenbaum confronted and chased Rittenhouse, eventually throwing a sack of items at him. According to witness testimony, Rosenbaum reached for Rittenhouse’s gun. Rittenhouse then fired four times, killing Rosenbaum. Ultimately, Rosenbaum’s death set off a chain of events that led to another death and injury as Rittenhouse protected himself from a mob of protestors.
During Rittenhouse’s trial, Rosenbaum’s fiancee testified to his extensive mental health issues. It was also uncovered that Rosenbaum spent most of his adult life in prison for sexual contact with five preteen boys.