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What does Nesbitt say about Tooley's case?

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What does Nesbitt say about Tooley's case?

The brothers are not equally prepared to kill, so they are not equally reprehensible.

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The brothers are equally prepared to kill, but they are not equally reprehensible.

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The brothers are equally reprehensible, but this is a judgment about persons rather than actions.

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None of the above.

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