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Dunn -- who also killed a black 17-year-old and said he did it in self-defense -- now faces decades in prison after he shot into an SUV full of teenagers during a spat over loud music.

But this story is far from over. The prosecution wants another conviction. Dunn could appeal the convictions he already has. And once again, the country is at odds about whether race led to a young man's death.

Meanwhile, Dunn's daughter told ABC's "Good Morning America" that she's barely stopped crying since the verdict was handed down and she struggles to imagine "life without him."

"I love him so much. He's my best friend," Rebecca Dunn tearfully said.

"If he sees no other way than to bring out his gun, that's what he's going to do," she said.

Both sides to keep fighting

After 30 hours of deliberation, a Florida jury on Saturday found Dunn guilty of three counts of attempted murder as well as a count stemming from shooting into the teens' vehicle. But jurors didn't convict him of murder for the death of 17-year-old Jordan Davis.



Even without a murder conviction, Dunn faces a lengthy prison term. Each attempted second-degree murder conviction carries a minimum sentence of 20 years. There's also a possible 15-year sentence for the conviction on shooting into the teenagers' vehicle.



"For the retrial, I almost think we would have to," the attorney said. "But again, I may not be the counsel at that point. We are a long ways away from that."

Analysts disagree



But another attorney, Mo Ivory, said she didn't think Dunn or Zimmerman was overcharged.


Ten bullets over music





The prosecution also challenged what Dunn did next: He left the gas station and drove 40 miles to a bed and breakfast in St. Augustine. There, he walked his dog, ordered a pizza, then drank rum and cola.