Wayne Hsiung

Hey, you group of adults who are all over the age of 30, we're not going to let you see this because it could be too upsetting and it could be too biasing.

And I just, you know, it pissed me off.

They told us at this point, they started to think, like, what is it you don't want us to see here?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But before they could make any decision, we got the closing arguments.

The piglets did have value to the farms.

Like, even if they were sick, you can't just take them.

They compared the piglets to a dented can?

Oh, the runt piglets are dented cans.

Exactly.

And, like, you can't just take a dented can from a store.

I've got to rescue that can, put it in my purse, take it out of the store.

Okay.

But in Wayne's closing argument, after all this talk about economic value and these piglets being technically worth less than nothing, Wayne kind of just leaves that behind entirely and says, you know...

you should just acquit me because I did the right thing.

These piglets deserve to be saved.

The trial comes to a close.

And after that, it's in the hands of the jury.

So if we're thinking about this almost like 12 angry men in the room, where were people's positions?

The room was split about 50-50.