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In reply to the discussion: More incredible things Juror B37 said on CNN!! [View all]Liberal_Stalwart71
(20,450 posts)1. Well, she was following the Defense attorney's orders not to use her common sense.
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Well, she was following the Defense attorney's orders not to use her common sense.
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jul 2013
#1
It sounds like she probably read that on a website and wasn't paying attention in court
Quixote1818
Jul 2013
#2
Yes, she IS wrong. But she used "that fact" to render a witness testimony as unreliable
Duer 157099
Jul 2013
#15
I heard what she said. I don't know if she plotted this timeline herself or if it was presented.
dkf
Jul 2013
#32
She said on Piers Morgan her phone had her cut off at 7:16 and they reported he died at 7:17.
dkf
Jul 2013
#41
First, the phone company guy made the point many times that phone call times are rounded UP
Duer 157099
Jul 2013
#56
I don't know what her argument for not considering her own stated "fact" that
truedelphi
Jul 2013
#38
If you back up the screams though, and all that she said happened, when does confrontation begin?
dkf
Jul 2013
#27
I cannot see whatever Ignore posted. If anyone else knows, still curious -- thx. [n/t]
stranger81
Jul 2013
#14
yeah, that's a very weird thing, that the prosecution didn't do their own timeline.
HiPointDem
Jul 2013
#43
Very very suspicious. That is NOT juror without preconceived notions of the case.
johnnyrocket
Jul 2013
#22
Maybe so but I sure as hell wouldn't run onto national TV a couple days later
Duer 157099
Jul 2013
#36
She was very confused about fitting Stand Your Ground law with Manslaughter law.
JDPriestly
Jul 2013
#50
So, in spite of all the media speculation that the prosecution put on a bad case,
stopbush
Jul 2013
#37
There's an old saying that applies to juries in the South - "They sure can pick em".
Spitfire of ATJ
Jul 2013
#42
I agree. She had her mind made up the moment she stepped in the courtroom.
Hong Kong Cavalier
Jul 2013
#58
This woman is a complete moron. I wonder why they didn't just declare a mistrial.
Initech
Jul 2013
#62