The jury has found Ahmad Alissa guilty of ten counts of first-degree murder in relation to the 2021 mass shooting at a Boulder, Colorado grocery store, where ten individuals lost their lives. The trial concluded with deliberations focusing on the defendant's sanity, but the jury ultimately rejected the insanity defense. The convictions come with the possibility of a life sentence without parole. As families await justice, the case highlights ongoing concerns about gun violence and mental health issues in the United States.