Yeah they ignored a ton.I am sure they do. I know it happens a lot, believe me and not just in Boston. Of course that does not make it right, ever.
But this was different, somebody was killed. Could he have fallen and hit his head and got the bruising and abrasions plus glass in his nose accidentally? I don't believe even that was ever looked at. The sneaker at the kerb, the headlight pieces in his hoodie, the phone recording the drops in his temperature as he died were clearly meaningless to the jury.
I hope we get to hear why from a jury member.
Your point?He was sitting in the passenger seat on the drive to the Albert's house.
Your point?
In Oklahoma she would have been in violation of another law, having someone drunk in her vehicle on top of her being drunk. Right? I mean you're the one who shared that.He knew she was blotto, and didn't care.
Was there a video at all or this is all just written words of his? I hit what I thought was one but it wasn't.
I think there is a video. He was interviewed.Was there a video at all or this is all just written words of his? I hit what I thought was one but it wasn't.
Hmm.
First, so they were seeing her fans every day? For some reason I thought the had skirted this in this trial. Guess not.
What hypocrisy both in the system and by D teams lately. They bit*ch about pretrial publicity yet are the ones causing it. Trials get moved over it, etc. and YET jurors can see supporters every single day of the trial? That's just wrong.
The investigation was never perfect. There's been enough for me though and reasonable doubt is a thing jurors do not always understand though. Some take it as any doubt and it is not.
I still have a suspicion that one or more may have know about the former trial and outcome. I think a hung jury may have well resulted otherwise. At this point, who knows but now we know all were seeing the supporters everyday and he flat out said that added stress. How nice.
I will watch jurors for the time being but probably about it. I hate that suit she has on, ugly, and other than Lori Daybell's one of the worst I've seen in awhile. Shallow I know but the two of them are as well. I hope she keeps her smirky self away from his family and friends or gets in trouble if she does not. I'd say she should move honestly however I sure don't want her here nor would wish her on any area.
Watch out on the roads people. Very angry reactive drunk driver on the prowl out there. She's certainly no one to idolize as her dad basically did. Ignoring that part entirely, her Higgins thing, all of it.
It is what it is. Still have my suspicions.
Jmo of course.
I thought he said saw them too. And yeah, I wonder what they heard too. Freedom of speech is one thing but affecting a trial and a jury I think should be another. And then if they were seeing all this and hearing it, it would be even harder perhaps for a juror who maybe did not know about the case to be more curious about it.I think there is a video. He was interviewed.
One of the things he mentions is they could hear the crowds outside. That's not good. Not sure if they saw them but, if so, that's bad too.
I'm almost always inerested to hear from others so that I can at least try to understand why they think like they do but in this instance it's not only pointless but I don't give a damn.Maybe we will have more jurors speaking now.
Well the potential of a lynch mob outside cannot have helped deliberations, but possibly affected the outcome who knows? I care because JO's family did not get justice IMO.I'm almost always inerested to hear from others so that I can at least try to understand why they think like they do but in this instance it's not only pointless but I don't give a damn.
Juror speaks.
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Karen Read juror reveals whether he believes she was fully innocent, says there were ‘a lot of holes’ in investigation
Read was also found not guilty of leaving the scene of an accident on top of the murder and manslaughter charges.nypost.com
In the article i posted there was a link to this TMZ article which has the video interview right at the beginning. It is about 10 minutes long. I haven't watched yet.
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Karen Read Juror Says He Felt She Was Innocent
Forget reasonable doubt, one of the jurors who voted to acquit Karen Read of a murder charge in her retrial says he felt she was completely innocent.www.tmz.com
And see I've had no trouble ever seeing that. I've seen plenty of people throughout all of this and in chats and more and both trials that said they were hit by a car in their life and the injuries or even lack of them varied widely. I think it was more reasonable doub or they felt it not conclusive. I've never overdefended the investigation either or I think she'd be long convicted. Never defended Proctor either. yet I disagree totally on the opinion. And we don't have to agree of course. And I never will.The guy couldn't believe, like many of us, that his injuries were caused by Karen's car.
They actually LISTENED to the facts in the trial and understood the directions.That juror recited some of the exact same problems @Guess Who and I had with the prosecution.
And see I've had no trouble ever seeing that. I've seen plenty of people throughout all of this and in chats and more and both trials that said they were hit by a car in their life and the injuries or even lack of them varied widely. I think it was more reasonable doub or they felt it not conclusive. I've never overdefended the investigation either or I think she'd be long convicted. Never defended Proctor either. yet I disagree totally on the opinion. And we don't have to agree of course. And I never will.
And to me the D theory is crazy and this guy sort of said that, he was not close to sold on that.
Because an investigation was botched or not perfect (Delphi and this one), for me, that alone in no way makes a defendant innocent. It's unfortunate as it is being used a lot these days and LE needs to step it up, but that is the only effect it has on me. For me she confessed, and she hit him and it all makes perfect sense. Jury again imo didn't feel they could conclusively say that I guess and may not have entirely understood reasonable doubt.
Jmo of course.