OrbitalDawn
Ulysses Everett McGill
Not knowing much about this case, as it was mostly before my time, why was he convicted for supplying a weapon? Isn't that like trying to imprison gun store owners after they supply a gun to someone who then murders another person? Or was the supply of the gun totally "under the table"
No. He did supply the gun, but he was convicted of conspiracy to commit murder, as he organised the hit along with the eventual assassin.