The market for whether Chud the Builder (Dalton Eatherly) faces conviction on attempted murder and related felony charges by July 31, 2027, sits near even odds because the May 2026 Clarksville courthouse shooting case remains in early pre-trial stages with no firm trial date set. Eatherly, released on $1 million bond in August under house arrest and GPS monitoring, maintains a self-defense claim after the altercation with Joshua Fox, who was arrested again in October 2026 on a new aggravated assault charge. This latest development, combined with the case’s transfer to grand jury review and typical Tennessee felony timelines of 12–18 months or longer, creates the current balance. Key swing factors include any rapid plea resolution, motions to dismiss based on the victim’s record, or delays pushing proceedings past the market’s resolution window.