Two vendors tapped by Rittenhouse’s family to sell beanies, hoodies and other “Free Kyle” products have refused the customer.
Both online vendors tapped by Kyle Rittenhouse’s family to produce merchandise promoting the teenage shooter’s innocence have refused to take part, according to a website launched to sell the products, stymying attempts to raise money off of his divisive reputation. “We are rebuilding after being censored and deplatformed by our printing providers. Twice,” reads a note on the FreeKyleUSA store. “I think it’s frankly vile and disgusting and in extreme poor taste,” Kimberly Motley, the attorney for the lone survivor of the three men shot by Rittenhouse, Gaige Grosskreutz, told ABC News. Motley said the merchandise store is an insult to the family and friends of the two who died: Anthony Huber,26, and Joseph Rosenbaum,36.
