Fun part is that, if convicted, he'll stand to receive a punishment multiple orders of magnitude greater than the repercussions his tormenters stand (in terms of expectation values) to face, for even a single day of the abuses they suffered upon him.
Or for that matter, those faced by the administrators of his school for allowing the abuses to happen in the first place.
Or for that matter, those faced by the administrators of his school for allowing the abuses to happen in the first place.