Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse shot one of his victims five times including in the head, the criminal complaint reveals - but his attorney has claimed it was he who was 'attacked' and insisted he was acting in self-defense.  

Rittenhouse's attorney Lin Wood said the 17-year-old vigilante was 'attacked' with 'lethal force' and 'had the right to defend himself' when he shot dead two unarmed Black Lives Matter protesters and injured a third man in the streets of Kenosha Tuesday night, as new video reveals a different angle to one of the attacks. 

Footage has emerged online of the suspected killer shooting his third and only surviving victim Gaige Grosskreutz in the arm while the 26-year-old was carrying a handgun.

This came moments after Rittenhouse is accused of fatally shooting Joseph Rosenbaum, 36, of Kenosha, and Anthony Huber, 26, and calling a friend to tell them 'I've killed someone'. 

Rittenhouse is accused of riddling Rosenbaum with bullets, with the criminal complaint revealing he shot his victim a total of five times - in the right groin, back, left hand, left thigh and right side of his forehead. 

Huber's devastated girlfriend broke her silence over his 'murder' Friday, saying her 'heroic' boyfriend died trying to save the lives of her and other bystanders.